On the premise AI can make socialism work
From AI itself
Sadly the ones I'm reaching for already have me blocked because they can't handle hearing the truth
Conclusion
The belief that AI makes socialism viable is a technocratic fallacy. It assumes that economic failure was merely a computational error, ignoring the deeper issues of human incentives, subjective value, and political corruption. History shows that when you remove the market's feedback loops, you don't get a more efficient system; you get a slower, more oppressive, and ultimately bankrupt one. AI might make the planning faster, but it cannot make a fundamentally flawed system work.
The belief that AI makes socialism viable is a technocratic fallacy. It assumes that economic failure was merely a computational error, ignoring the deeper issues of human incentives, subjective value, and political corruption. History shows that when you remove the market's feedback loops, you don't get a more efficient system; you get a slower, more oppressive, and ultimately bankrupt one. AI might make the planning faster, but it cannot make a fundamentally flawed system work.
Sadly the ones I'm reaching for already have me blocked because they can't handle hearing the truth





