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Deflation is coming!? Jeff Bezos sat down with CNBC's Squawk Box and flipped the script on AI. While most fear mass unemployment, he argues productivity gains will be so massive that people will choose to leave the workforce, causing labor shortages, not layoffs. Even deflation. Did that change your... show more
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So why is Amazon laying off constantly?
I mean who wouldn't trust a handful of billionaires who are getting even richer off of AI as hundreds of thousands of white collar jobs have been destroyed in the past six months...
Ghouls
And do WHAT for money ???? This is dillusion at it's finest. Too bad so many morons dont realize it.
I don't freaking believe this guy
LOL I can’t believe they think people are going to fall for this shit
Jeff had one brilliant idea. Once.
That’s an interesting take. Productivity shocks from AI could definitely reshape labor dynamics in unexpected ways.
Corporate profits will be so high that the workers will choose not to have an income? wtf ...
I think he’s right
he is deceitful
We developed AI that aims to address inequality and get 1.2 billion people into economic participation and share in the wealth and build cities in the process
These are the kind of talks to screw us, the don't want to share anything with us! They want it all for themselves, and the suckers who really think that they will be saved or receive free money for nothing, think again. They are going to enslave us if we go on this path.
I hope AI will be more joy to people. Not more pain in the world.
He sounds a bit off
Sounds like some serious horseshit
Don’t think anyone truly knows what’s going to happen. Stay positive. 😃✌️
Sure like the 8,000 employees at Meta who choose to leave the workforce.
Bezos predicts AI = deflation, labor shortages ⚡💼 Productivity surge > layoffs? Bold, but some wallets might beg to differ. 😏
AI could become one of the strongest deflationary forces in modern history. If productivity explodes faster than money supply growth, entire industries may see lower costs, faster output and margin compression simultaneously.
They'll choose to leave ?
The only way you will get deflation is because no one will be earning an income to buy the crap you sell. You could reduce prices now but its in the elites nature to want more, you will also have to pay for the AI and Robots so you will never reduce prices
it's a wild take, but productivity's a game changer. let's see how it plays out!
Even if AI creates massive productivity and lowers costs, how does that overcome a debt-based system that requires continual credit expansion? True deflation makes existing debt harder to service. That’s why central banks have historically fought deflation harder than inflation. The technology may be deflationary. The monetary system is not.
Bezos makes a fair point but I believe he's too optimistic. The transition requires governance and policy frameworks most nations haven't prepared yet.
People will need to see actual productivity gains to believe this
@Grok when such scenario happens and people gets things for free, will $BTC be the only money used for premium functions such as space travel, cryonics or luxury food for VIPs, and there will not be a need for fiat currencies to be used?
deflation assumes workers get a cut of the productivity
that’s an interesting perspective, for sure! could shake things up big time.
Then why are we seeing massive waves of layoffs instead of people quitting in droves?
Just Bezos trying to incur favor with the Government to get more contracts.
It's hard to see into the future, but Bezos' theory is that massive productivity growth will make goods and services far cheaper and more abundant, raising living standards so much that many people will voluntarily work less or exit the workforce entirely.
![Jeff Bezos: “People who are right a lot change their mind a lot” “Because of AI, new technologies, and all the dynamism in the world, so many things are changing — and they’re changing rapidly,” Jeff observes. The best solution he’s found for dealing with this rapid change is “thinking long-term” because it forces you to ask yourself, “What are the points of stability?” and “What is not going to change?” He continues: “One of the things that changes very slowly is customer needs. So you can build a strategy around customer needs. That will have durability.” When building Amazon, for example, Jeff built the company around the customer needs of fast delivery, low prices, and vast selection. “The technologies will change. Your competitive set will change. Everything will change, except those customer needs,” Jeff argues. And it’s this idea that is behind Jeff’s core idea of “Be stubborn on the vision, and flexible on the details.” He explains: “You have to be [flexible on the details] because the world is changing and so you change your mind. I’ve noticed that people who are right a lot change their mind a lot. People who are wrong a lot are very stubborn on the details.” Source: Reuters (Oct 2025)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2060388194567237715/amplify_video_thumb/2059447368773193734/img/lPB6QNeV-dftNX0p.jpg)
![Elon: "I do agree with you that it's it's likely to be great [future of humanity]. It's probably 80% likely maybe more likely to be great. And I do think we'll have universal high income." "We'll basically just issue money to people, really just because the output of goods and services will so far exceed the money supply that effectively you have deflation because deflation is just the ratio of the outputs of goods and services to the money supply." "If the rate of growth of goods and services far exceeds the rate of growth of the money supply, which I predict will happen, then you will have deflation."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2067762921086808356/amplify_video_thumb/2067762035723583488/img/SMRZs1TO1fVjvbCd.jpg)
