The Right to Money as the Fundamental Right of Individuals in the Coming Digital Economy

Q3 Social Sciences
Kartik Hegadekatti
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Abstract

Poverty has been a common feature in all human societies since the dawn of civilization. Purchasing power of an individual decides her standard of living. In many cases, it even decides whether a person can live or not (eg: in starvation or malnourishment, victims have no purchasing power to buy calories). As such, the Right to Life philosophy of many National Constitutions comes to naught if the state cannot ensure adequate purchasing power for its people. Thus, an individual should have Right to Money in order to live with respect and dignity. In this paper, we will explore the concept of the Right to Money and how it is linked to the Right to Life. We will see how the Right to Money concept can ensure a continued economic expansion even in a scenario when automation has reached a critical point (i.e Technological Singularity). Right to Money can also ensure continued human dominance over Machine Intelligence as and when they arise. Interestingly the Right to Money leads to another advanced concept – The Right to Machines which will make certain that there is continued synergy between human and artificial intelligence in future and that the Human race stays relevant. The paper concludes as to how human society can be best prepared economically (or otherwise) for a Post-Technological Singularity scenario.
货币权是即将到来的数字经济中个人的基本权利
自文明诞生以来,贫困一直是所有人类社会的共同特征。一个人的购买力决定了他的生活水平。在许多情况下,它甚至决定一个人能否活下去(例如:在饥饿或营养不良的情况下,受害者没有购买力来购买卡路里)。因此,如果国家不能确保其人民有足够的购买力,许多国家宪法的生命权哲学就会化为乌有。因此,为了活得受人尊重和有尊严,个人应该有获得金钱的权利。在本文中,我们将探讨金钱权的概念以及它如何与生命权联系起来。我们将看到,即使在自动化达到临界点(即技术奇点)的情况下,货币权概念如何确保持续的经济扩张。当机器智能出现时,金钱的权利也可以确保人类对机器智能的持续统治。有趣的是,金钱的权利导致了另一个先进的概念——机器的权利,这将确保在未来人类和人工智能之间有持续的协同作用,人类保持相关性。本文的结论是,人类社会如何才能在经济上(或其他方面)为后技术奇点情景做好最好的准备。
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