It’s the summer of 2026. Is AI really cheaper than humans or is it an outright lie? People said AI models be improving, becoming ten times more efficient and cheaper, but what is the reality? What can we really expect in 2027, for example?
LittleMouse
I write stupid mini stories in my free time.
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I spent years, but I didn’t find any interesting acquaintances, and I came across such people that I thought I was in the Stone Age, I seemed to be dumb by 25 percent at least when I communicated in discord or I was terribly bored, it’s difficult to explain, but that’s about how I can describe my experience.
Let’s say you have a choice: you give billionaires a chance to create a utopia where all humans will be destroyed and the survivors will live worse than in Blade Runner 2049 movie, or you destroy civilization so that it cannot be restored, turning the entire planet into a lifeless desert, and of course you will die yourself?
Let’s imagine that AI will become cheaper and more efficient, it will not differ from humans in terms of the quality of its work, it will replace almost all intellectual workers, and only the operators of these AI models will have jobs, that is, one person or several people monitor the entire office of AI workers for a small salary. Yes, the AI bubble will burst, but the problems of ordinary people will only get worse from this, jobs will not return, no, automation will continue anyway.
Is it worth retraining as a mechanic, plumber or something like that?


speaking of which, it seems to me that over time one person will check the work of 3 to 5+ AI agents, when most people are fired, do you think it will be damn hard for the remaining people to work?