Men without work,or prospects

I am hoping some of the brilliant people in this community can come up with some good ideas on the future of work, employment , displacement and AI.

I understand that most folks here are the recipients of the benefits higher education, and further, that the logic and reasoning employed on problems and predictive models could be beneficial to examining these economic questions.

I guess you think i am just posting chaff, and adding to the noise level?

I am trying to post links to tools and databases, x-risk, AI and ML that i havn't seen discussed, and econ ramifications of AI. The discussions of late on that last one are all styled on the UBI argument right now, but they seem to be closely enough related to be useful in thinking thru some of the possibilities and restrictions of different models.

Is there another group that i should be annoying that is looking at these topics that i havn't found on the web?

Susan Rice was involved in wiretapping Trump

Found Sean Hannity.

I am thinking the first thing to do, is to completely remove income taxes on hourly workers. Would give an instant rise in velocity of money in the most local way, remove a burden from small business, and allow the IRS to focus on the larger corps, who are tending to offshore profits as well as people.

EITC seems like a good policy action, but as it is retro-active, it sure doesn't seem to put money in your pocket, it just keeps the Gov from taking more out.

As to unemployment funds, seems like if employers had to pick up employees half, but were allowed to earn interest on those deposits to their accounts (perhaps into a pension fund?), both would still have a decent incentive to make it work, unless a economy wide depression pops.

As to taking up "good jobs", there just aren't any around here anymore.

Used to be, you could always get a labouring job on a residential building crew, and at least get good skills for your later home ownership. That is gone now (at least in the US West, with some big exceptions), so is roadwork/infrastructure gigs in smaller communities. Those jobs are all bid on by big Regional players, who bring in an entire crew, and hire flagmen and hoseholders only locally.

The other "good jobs" in FIRE businesses are squarely in the sights of AI, a lot of the folks who were in RE, are some of the newly unemployed. We are seeing a LOT of small commercial RE office spaces coming available around here too, so white collar is the next crises point.

Only thing is see growing is gov jobs, especially National Sec, and MIIC related. Machinists are in great demand now, but with 5 axis grinders, 3D printers, and robotics, that isn't drawing much re-training interest, except for CAD design, which will go to Augmented Vision soon. The other growth in gov jobs is in econ support, and a lot of those jobs are un-filled as they require spanish speakers !

It's interesting that your discussion of utopias and dystopias has a section "Enter: Communism", but has no section "Exit: Communism". One might think that this arrangement was never tried in real life.

Is your machine what's traditionally knows as a nanoassembler (aka nanofactory, molecular assembler, etc.)?

Yeah, that's probably true.