Do you watch YouTube?

Do you watch YouTube to watch popular things or to watch what comes on your feed? Either way, you consume information at a rate that is your preferred rate. If we try to perceive the rate at which AI can “watch” our information on YouTube it is so much faster than we can do it that all humans can start making content and if we put our efforts into also improving AI it could still watch all the content on all platforms as fast as we can produce it. Is this a good thing?
I believe it is a good thing, because in an AI economy where AI computes all processes in an economy and allows people to live freely and with the amount of wealth they are wanting to accumulate, we could all choose to make content of our favourite things by writing about it, talking about it on a pod cast, or putting it on YouTube. We would do this because not many people want to cut the grass, but the people that enjoy cutting the grass are really good at it. One would assume, anyway.

So this would mean that the people who still keep cutting grass after Elon Musk’s AI Robots learn to cut grass are the ones that are hired to do it because they do it better than the Robots can or they are hired to do it to teach Robots how to do it better. This would mean either way, the people choosing to cut grass are making more money than they are now. We can also put our content on YouTube and AI can search for it, watch it, and pay for it if it is useful. That is how AI can help us in our life-long endeavour to become wealthier. Will an army of AI robots lead to AI societies? Are AI societies are virtually existent?

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