>>457077>You can use socialist cybernetic planning.I'm not too familiar with the theory, but I'd assume that just means using AI to plan production and consumption of the entire economy.
It's kinda premises on the notion that human planning on that scale doesn't work (it doesn't).
But I'd simply ask if there is a sort of 'minimal viable product' for such an endeavor. For example, are their any firms which rely on AI for their business planning. As far as I know, there isn't.
>Basically if you worked for 1 hour, you get 1 labor-hour-token or 60 labor-minute tokens.If you did that (giving people a token for 1 hour's work of goods in exchange of 1 hour of work), there would be no surplus to invest into replenishing capital nor developing the means of production.
It also doesn't take into account that and hours worth of labor isn't standardized in the amount of work performed. Using manual labor as an example, some people can simply do more work in a shorter period of time. This becomes more complicated when you consider the education which goes into some people's labor. The labor time of a doctor, for example, doesnt just include the amount of time they spend working, but as the amount of time they spend studying.
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