Re:Physical Intelligence's first generalist robotic model
by p1esk on Friday November 01, 2024 @02:00AM
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1% of world population have more than $1M. That will be almost 100M people globally. I don’t see how you can own anything substantial (eg datacenter, power plant, factory, etc) if you have less than 100M net worth, hence my original question.
Re:Physical Intelligence's first generalist robotic model
by stoperaticless on Friday November 01, 2024 @03:38AM
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So you can own whole percent of something substantial.
Re:Physical Intelligence's first generalist robotic model
by harimau777 on Friday November 01, 2024 @10:04AM
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It seems to me that when people use the term "rich" they generally mean some combination of "wealthy enough that you don't have to work" and "wealthy enough that normal rules don't apply to you"[1].
In modern America, $1 million isn't enough to not have to work outside of small towns and certainly isn't enough that the rules don't apply to you.
[1] I don't even necessarily mean big things like hiring high power attorneys to get away with crimes. I mean things like cutting through bureaucracy, access to influential people/resources, the ability to bend regulations, etc.
Those people will probably be fine, though if you’re in that $1-10million zone you could be at risk of running out of money eventually if you don’t end up being one of the people owning the automation.