Haha, Todd updated it and I happened to follow along Todd's numerical example is quite appropriate, especially when AI develops to a point where its cognition and abilities have surpassed those of humans in the future, the significance of human cognitive "base" may not be significant Just like when you play online games, every time you upgrade various attribute points such as strength, agility, intelligence, etc. by 10 points, in PVP, higher levels crush lower levels. As a result, now everyone is given a set of divine equipment, and each attribute point is increased by 10000 points. The significance of those tens or hundreds of attribute points is not significant This possibility does indeed exist But it's also possible to go in another direction In the short and medium term, as I mentioned before, due to the existence of subjective initiative, many people are too lazy to use this cheat or at most use it to order takeout and do translation work. They spend most of their time playing games or watching short videos every day, and are not very interested in upgrading or even researching how to wear this "divine costume". In the long run, the "god class" described by Yuval Harari in "A Brief History of the Future" is also logically made sense, of course, more accurately, he used the term Homo Deus The core argument in his book is that technology will create an upgraded version of humanity There are three main technical directions: 1. Bioengineering (body modification, genetic engineering) - breakthroughs may be possible in a few years 2. Brain computer interface (enhanced cognition) - Musk's Neuralink is working on 3. Artificial intelligence (decision-making and computing power) - this is something everyone talks about every day These technologies have extremely high costs and cannot be affordable for everyone (3 seems incorrect now, almost everyone can afford them, but 1 and 2 should still be extremely expensive in the visible future), resulting in: A small portion of people who have been upgraded vs the majority of ordinary people who have not upgraded This is the basis for the differentiation between "divine beings" and "ordinary people". The previous tweet @ BruceBlue replied to me saying that implanting an AI chip in everyone's mind would completely grant equal rights. When I mentioned doing this, it might cost 100 BTC each Do you want the modified body to be directly connected to GPT through brain computer interface consciousness, typing or conversing with GPT, even if it is the same AI, so the efficiency and improvement are not on the same level? You did carry a rocket launcher on your shoulder, but he transformed directly into Iron Man! So at that time, Harari said that future inequality would shift from an "economic" to a "biological level" Traditional inequality is 1. Money vs No Money 2. Right vs No Right He is worried that the future will become- People who have been enhanced by technology vs those who have not been enhanced Even for people of different species levels, future inequality may not be a social issue, but a biological issue. At that time, the gap between people was really bigger than that between people and dogs Is this a bit like the world in Cyberpunk 2077? So everyone should hoard more Bitcoin in their lifetime. This thing may be yours, or your child, or your child's child's ticket to the "divine class" in the future