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The Labor Calculus of AGI: Structural Displacement, Sociotechnical Risk, and the Practitioner's Responsibility
Abstract: The transition from narrow AI to AGI represents a potential discontinuity in how cognitive labor is organized and compensated. Unlike prior automation waves, AGI threatens to substitute human judgment across the full professional spectrum. This essay examines displacement mechanisms, distributional risk, and the normative responsibilities of AI/ML practitioners.
1. Framing the Problem: What Makes AGI Different
AGI is conventionally understood as a system capable o...
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