Articles from borretti.me

The author explains his shift from AI optimism to doomerism, citing economic irrelevance, alignment failures, and voluntary loss of human control.

The article argues that superintelligent AI is not inevitable, criticizing the belief in inevitability as a flawed premise that fuels harmful discourse and misguided priorities.

Any formal model of the world’s evolution, whether qualitative or quantitative, when run to its normal form, yields only two stable extremes: superintelligent utopia or total collapse.

The article argues that automation will eliminate both drudgery and meaningful work, and human preference for convenience makes a post-scarcity utopia unlikely.

If AI replaces all human labor, a permanent underclass results; even the rich and state are eventually disempowered by autonomous machines, making human autonomy obsolete.