ðĪ A world where humans don't need to work to survive. Probably not just in sci-fi movies.
ðĪ A world where humans don't have to work to survive; it may not just be in sci-fi movies - at least in Elon Musk's view.
He estimates that in 10 to 20 years, AI and Humanoid robots may take over the task of producing goods, providing services and doing a lot of work instead of humans, so that "work" becomes the activity of choice because they like to play sports, grow vegetables or play games.
ð This idea is linked to Tesla Optimus, a humanoid robot that is placed as a multi-purpose worker in factories and daily life. If it can produce huge amounts, the cost of goods and services may be reduced to the age of abundance.
Musk also views that, when all people have adequate access to necessities, money may gradually lose importance, but he also acknowledges that the world still has physical constraints such as energy and raw materials.
â ïļ, it's all a "vision," not a forecast that's guaranteed to happen, because technology alone doesn't solve the problem of distribution of resources, disparity, laws, or the important question of who will own those AI and robots.
The future may actually produce plenty of stuff, but if most people don't reach it - that's still not a post-scarcity world.
Sources: Euronews âĒ Tesla / SEC âĒ IMF âĒ IEA
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