Thank you!
At the end of the day, we'll all learn how the economics of the client influences architecture in the real world, beyond the theories we learnt in school of Architecture and propose here on twitter.
I don't get it, man. If AI is the future we’re being pushed towards, what happens if it replaces jobs faster than we can create meaningful work? Businesses can reduce their dependence on workers, cool. But how do they reduce their dependence on paying customers??? Because there will be less of those.
If these supervillains can produce more wealth with less human labour, at what point do we rethink a society where people must earn a living, but have fewer ways to do so?
Young people also face the prospect of automation taking both the entry-level jobs that give them a start and the professional careers we BEEN telling them to study for. What advice do we give them when “get an education” and “work your way up” become increasingly uncertain routes to security?
What the fuck happens when millions are too expensive to employ and too poor to participate? How long can a society demand that folks earn their place while eliminating every way to do it????
@sirwallax@KidBold The only way a private entity is taking that risk with minimal profit is probably with a long term single digit (less than 5%) interest loan and land gotten for free from the government
@sirwallax@KidBold Classism how
Leading causes for the high prices of Nigerian real estate are high lending rates, cost of land and construction
Developers avoid high-rise rental properties if the profit is not worth the risk when there are safer options in the luxury high income midrise pool