I disagree with your post, but I will add an additional example: falling birthrates. I don’t remember in which of his essays it was (probably in Fanged Noumena), but Nick Land posits that the technocapital system of capitalism which he views as being AGI has figured out that it won’t need humans much longer and thus has no incentive to keep the birth rates up. I obviously do not literally believe this, but I think it helps illustrate what you’re trying to describe.
I disagree with your post, but I will add an additional example: falling birthrates. I don’t remember in which of his essays it was (probably in Fanged Noumena), but Nick Land posits that the technocapital system of capitalism which he views as being AGI has figured out that it won’t need humans much longer and thus has no incentive to keep the birth rates up. I obviously do not literally believe this, but I think it helps illustrate what you’re trying to describe.