While I also have answers that get far into the realms of politics as defined by the moderation team, and therefore can't be discussed here, I wonder why those who simultaneously aknowledge that AI is going to remove a lot of jobs, probably more than many realize, AND have concluded with absolute certainty that the society they live in can't, or won't, handle the transition satisfactorily AND live in a uber-priviledged country (which must be the large majority of posters here, since the median per-capita yearly household income worldwide is 2,920 USD, which doesn't leave a lot for savings), don't just buy a few shares of each of the major AI players. If their forecast for the evolution of the economy is that a handful of companies will make half of the world's GDP in revenue in a few years after removing the need for most or all jobs, isn't the smartest move to invest in them and live off the monstrous dividends they will yield, as a member of the millionnaire class of shareholders of these companies that they posit will emerge as a factor share tend to 1 and the other to 0? Certainty over the future is a huge boon to mitigate what might happen in the future, a boon that I, unfortunately, don't have.