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Researchers, however, said they found no "direct evidence of improved access to healthcare or improvements to physical and mental health" among those who received $1,000 payments.
"We do see significant reductions in stress, mental distress, and food insecurity during the first year, but those effects fade out by the second and third years of the program," the report said, noting that $1,000 a month could only do so much. "Cash alone cannot address challenges such as chronic health conditions, lack of childcare, or the high cost of housing."
Earlier this year, Altman also floated another kind of basic-income plan, which he called a "universal basic compute." In this scenario, Altman said, people would get a "slice" of the computational resources of the large language model GPT-7, which they could use however they liked.
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