The Citrini scenario
"Where every previous wave of automation freed up human labor and capital to flow into new, higher-value activities, this time the loop... stops.
"The surplus accrues to the owners of compute, consumers lose purchasing power, and the negative feedback loop has no natural brake.
"It's worth sitting with how strong a claim that is.
"It requires every previous pattern of technological adaptation to be wrong, or at least irrelevant.
"And when you look at the actual data, there are signs that white-collar job postings have stabilized, layoff mentions on earnings calls remain well below early 2023 peaks, and forward-looking labor indicators show no sign of the displacement spiral that the doom thesis predicts."
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