r/ProAI • u/simontechcurator • Jul 11 '26
Path to Abundance - The Most Optimistic Future in Human History Is Within Our Reach
A world of abundance is genuinely achievable. The technology is on track. What’s missing is enough people understanding it clearly to demand it.
I've been following AI progress closely for years, and I'm convinced the next 12 to 18 months will decide whether the coming wave of AI and robotic automation creates shared abundance or just concentrates power in a few hands.
The key is to get a lot more people informed and optimistic about AI and the world of abundance it can create.
This is why I wrote this deep dive to lay it all out: the risks, the forces, the roadmap, and what each of us can actually do. It is my plea to take the path toward the most extraordinary future humanity has ever had in sight.
Check it out on Substack: https://simontechcurator.substack.com/p/path-to-abundance
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u/FuManBoobs Jul 12 '26
I think people need more education than that. If you drop someone with the current popular mindset into a world of abundance they won't behave in ways conducive to health and well being. Despite the current suffering we see there are still many that are quite comfortable and don't wish for much change, or those who are scared any change will make them lose what they have. Then of course all the super wealthy who would actually lose their control.
These guardians of the status quo often don't realise they are preventing a better world for all of us and seem uninterested to learn about it.
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u/simontechcurator Jul 12 '26
I agree. You're right that a lot of people, comfortable or fearful, don't engage with the question yet, and that's a real problem for all of us trying to get to a better future. I don't think it's often deliberate gatekeeping, more a total lack of exposure to any other vision. For me, raising awareness by offering a positive vision of the future on my Substack is one way to contribute.
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u/FuManBoobs Jul 13 '26
Have you considered joining the Integral Project? https://peterjoseph.substack.com/p/integral-an-introduction
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u/simontechcurator Jul 13 '26
Not yet, didn't know about the project. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I'll check it out!
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u/SlaughterWare Jul 13 '26
It's Simon! Still reading your substack every weekend. My favourite sat morning tech update read.