The Turing Trap

When the machines took the jobs, it wasn’t a rebellion. It was an eviction.

Throughout history, the elite sought the perfect tool to sever their reliance on human labor, from the water wheel to the steam engine. With advanced artificial intelligence, they finally succeeded. Capital decoupled from the workforce overnight, rendering the middle class economically redundant. Society immediately fractured into two stark realities: the engineered, walled sanctuaries of the compliant, and the frozen ruins of the discarded masses.

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