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When Will AI Take My Job?

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When Will AI Take My Job?
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Rediscovering Scarcity, Chapter 1When Intelligence and Money Break: The Dual Singularities AheadBy Zane Austen & Arata KagamiPublished November 26, 2025Jump to contents ↓Original on Scarcity FundThe following outlines what we see as the most likely path for the coming decade. Our aim is not to be precise nor to provoke, but to be ready. Consider this a projection of structural, technological, and macroeconomic forces already in motion, shaped by today’s constraints on capital, energy, and human adaptation.

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Rediscovering Scarcity, Chapter 1When Intelligence and Money Break: The Dual Singularities AheadBy Zane Austen & Arata KagamiPublished November 26, 2025Jump to contents ↓Original on Scarcity FundThe following outlines what we see as the most likely path for the coming decade. Our aim is not to be precise nor to provoke, but to be ready. Consider this a projection of structural, technological, and macroeconomic forces already in motion, shaped by today’s constraints on capital, energy, and human adaptation. Other paths remain possible, of course, including low-probability outcomes such as a sudden recursive takeoff to AGI or an unforeseen geopolitical shock that reshapes the cycle entirely.Here are our key claims:Monetary Singularity before AI Singularity.

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