Economist Steve Keen argued that if AI replaces workers, only government money creation can give people income to buy what robots make. Konstantin Kisin said redistribution becomes inevitable if AI does all the work, by whatever mechanism.
Ramez Naam estimates space-based AI could compete on cost if launch prices fall to a quarter to a tenth of current levels, a rough guess. He says building and launching enough hardware, with permits and reliability, is a separate hurdle.
xAI's launch table puts Grok 4.6 High at 61 on an intelligence index, level with GPT-5.6 Sol Max. On Moonshots, Alex Wissner-Gross argued, without insider knowledge, that learning from rivals' reasoning traces helps it catch up but not lead.
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