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>>52631277
I think you mean enter in all positions, if you know what I mean.

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Financial axioms of AI:

>AI lowers the price of goods because it is able to work 24/7, 365 days a year without breaktime, lunchtime, and vacationtime.
>AI is upgradeable through the course of time.
>AI increases the incentives to increase production and research of microprocessors.
>AI increases the incentives to increase energy (electrical) production and large + efficient battery.
>AI takes on repetitive (read: useless toil) jobs, ie: trainable jobs and teachable jobs.
>AI does not necessarily require new and immediate structural infrastructure replacements. Meaning, any infrastructure that is built in the present and the past is able to acquire AI. For example, cars built in the year 2005 are able to equip themselves with self-driving AI by adding necessary cameras.
>AI lowers the cost of warfare, which increases the chance of terrorism and war.

How does one financially prepare and profit from the AI future?
1. invest in AI.
2. invest in microprocessors.
3. invest in energy.
4. hedge through doomsday prepping.
5. hedge through cryptocurrencies (AI causes mass job losses, yet increase economic growth (via axioms))
6. hedge through knowing AI researchers.

What else am I missing?

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