The problem, however, isn't the size of the UBI check, but rather whether that money retains any of it's value. $10k/mo is worthless if a gallon of milk costs $10k.

Source:

https://werewolf.foaster.ai/

This is absolutely mind blowing. My mind cannot process that we went from copper tools to this in a couple thousand years. Hell, transistors are only like 75 years old.

To estimate AGI, I postulated that at AGI, we have: LLM size = Nb of neurons * Connections per neuron

Nb of human neurons = 100 billions Connections per neuron = 1000 So that: Nb of neurons * Connections per neuron = 100 trillions

LLM current size = 1 trillion

So in how much time will we reach a LLM with 100 trillion? Let's look at super calculators history, factor x100 every ten years

So LLM (2035) = 100 trillion And AGI in 2035

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/humans-hired-to-fix-ai-slop-rcna225969

Full summary:

AI was expected to replace creative workers, but instead it has created a new category of "AI cleanup" jobs where freelancers are hired to fix the mistakes and shortcomings of AI-generated content. From graphic designers correcting malformed logos to writers humanizing robotic text to developers debugging faulty AI code, creative professionals are finding work in addressing AI's limitations. Despite AI's growing presence, the market increasingly values the human touch, creativity, and quality that AI cannot fully replicate, suggesting that human workers remain essential for delivering polished, context-appropriate content.

TLDR summary;

This piece is framed in a particular way "fixing slop" but regardless, this is where the jobs are coming from with respect to AI - humans are the finishers.