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The Economic Singularity
Artificial intelligence and the death of capitalism
Calum Chace
Table of Contents
About the Author
Dedication
Copyright
Chapter 1.  Introduction: the economic singularity
Chapter 2. The History of Automation
2.1 – The industrial revolution
2.2 – The information revolution
2.3 – The Automation story so far
2.4 – The Luddite fallacy
Chapter 3. Is it different this time?
3.1 – Prophets of change
3.2 – Academic and consultancy studies
3.3 – Crying wolf
3.4 – AI to date
3.5 – Exponential future
3.6 – What people do
3.7 – Related technologies
3.8 – The poster child for technological unemployment: self-driving vehicles
3.9 – Who's next?
3.10 – Jobs or no jobs
3.11 – What's the problem?
3.12 – Conclusion: yes, it’s different this time
Chapter 4. A timeline
4.1 – Un-forecasts
4.2 – 2021
4.3 – 2031
4.4 – 2041
Chapter 5. The Challenges
5.1 – Economic contraction
5.2 – Distribution
5.3 – Meaning
5.4 – Allocation
5.5 – Cohesion
Chapter 6. Scenarios
6.1 – No Change
6.2 – Racing with the machines
6.3 – Capitalism + UBI
6.4 – Fracture
6.5 – Collapse
6.6 – Protopia
Chapter 7.  Summary and recommendations
7.1 – The argument
7.2 – The two singularities
7.3 – What is to be done?
Acknowledgements
Comments on The Economic Singularity
A problem that all techno-pioneers face, when “selling” their vision of the future to others (I use quotes because I in no way refer to anything monetary), is to get their audience to focus on the new development in an appropriate context.  Above all, this means striking a balance between communicating the significance of the proposed development and setting it within the universe of other developments that are likely to have occurred in the meantime.
The advance of automation, described with great care and accuracy in this book, will almost certainly constitute the substrate within which all other technological developments – be they biomedical, environmental or something else entirely – will occur, and thus within which they should be discussed as regards their value to humanity.
Read "The Economic Singularity" if you want to think intelligently about the future.
Aubrey de Grey – CSO of SENS Research Foundation; former AI researcher
Following his insightful foray into the burgeoning AI revolution and associated existential risks, Calum focuses his attention on a nearer term challenge – the likelihood that intelligent machines will render much of humanity unemployable in the foreseeable future.  He explores the argument ............

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