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Bentham's Bulldog and John Halstead raised criticisms of the theory of gradual disempowerment, including questioning whether disempowerment itself constitutes harm, whether a fully automated economy would really detach from humans, and whether competitive pressure would really intensify.
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10/12/2026
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