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The Cybertruck is dead, makes way for Cybercab says Elon Musk
(arstechnica.com)
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Yes so Musk wants us to drive cabs as in not owning our own cars, and Sam Altman wants us to not own our own AI but rent it from ChatGPT.
THEY want it that way to monopolize a service and make more money.
The question was why would WE want it?
Because otherwise, you'll have no car and no computer.
It's classic capitalist rent-seeking. Take away your access to something, then rent it back to you.
What? Why the hell not? Musk cannot prevent Toyota and VW from selling cars and Sam Altman cannot prevent people from buying computers.
They may be delusional, but why make it out like their delusions have any foundation in reality?
You are both right. That's what they want, and that's what we need to resist. Because without active resistance they will try to prevent you from owning things (which today they can't yet).
I don't see any way they should be able to prevent people from owning things. That would need to some dystopian government interference that I don't see possible to happen, not even in the corrupt USA.
A large percentage of the world's population has experienced government interference including and beyond who can own what. It is very possible to happen, and thinking otherwise, respectfully, is unfortunately what helps it make happen.
Everything is possible, that doesn't necessarily make it likely. Some things can be so unlikely they are not worth considering.
Most people in East Europe in the 1930-es didn't think it likely that the rest of the century will be spent under the yoke of various dictatorships. Most people in Weimar Germany didn't think that the Nazis are a serious threat. There are probably other examples I am less familiar with.
musk wants to go to mars so bad because there are no labor laws on mars
No age of consent either.