Will there be class conflict after the AI revolution?

[trendcoin]

Throughout history, societies have always been reduced to two classes.

Religions = believers and infidels
Marx = the capitalist class and the working class
Fascists = those who worship the nation-state and the rest
Liberals = individual and authority

A massive revolutionary development lies ahead of us. When artificial intelligence reaches its full potential with autonomous systems, it will undoubtedly seize a large portion of total wealth.

Does anyone really think they’ll share the money and power they’ve gained with workers? I’m not a Pollyanna.

Are you ready for the new conflict? Will we be divided into two groups: a few tech companies and their employees, and those left completely outside the system due to automation?

[AVE5]

Are you ready for the new conflict? Will we be divided into two groups: a few tech companies and their employees, and those left completely outside the system due to automation?

What conflict? The one on speculations that the Ai will some days takeover humans resources or other related conflicts you mean?
I also know that if we're classified into two, we're going to have the RICH and the POOR. thus is also automated because all fingers can't be equal.
And I also feel the era of the digital world we're now had also segmented us into two which is the digital anf the analog.
Same as using AI to solve conflict and as well human resources.
If the advancement of techs as it has been also continues, I fear that a lot of people will be left behind been techs would really serve better than the employees but nevertheless, the essence of employees can't be totally waved away because at some point, the service of humans isn't negotiable with the AI.

[atookz]

Does anyone really think they’ll share the money and power they’ve gained with workers? I’m not a Pollyanna.

Are you ready for the new conflict? Will we be divided into two groups: a few tech companies and their employees, and those left completely outside the system due to automation?

The gains do appear to be moving towards capital tho. Barr warned this week that the US's low labor share of income, at 52.8% in Q2 2026, was a record low, and that the centralization of AI in a small number of companies could worsen this trend.

But the part of "left outside the system" hasn't yet been well established, the Stanford study showed that 22-25 year olds in the most heavily AI-exposed jobs are 19% below trend, but it appears to be mostly fewer hires rather than layoffs, and at this point, there's no indication of mass job loss across the economy. The surveys from the NY Fed also reveal that firms tend to retrain more employees than they let go.

Imo the two classes thing is pretty unlikely to happen, but the AI owners get more of the upside and it'll be a matter of policy and how quickly truly autonomous systems appear.