The Question That Defines Our Age Capitalism has a problem it cannot solve. Artificial intelligence is not just automating jobs — it is dismantling the logic that holds the entire system together. When machines can outthink, outproduce, and outperform human workers across every sector, what happens to an economy built on the assumption that people earn before they spend? Vladimir Bosanac traces the collision course between accelerating AI capability and an economic order that was never designed to distribute abundance. Drawing on data from Goldman Sachs, the World Bank, and the World Inequality Lab, he reveals a system already fracturing under the weight of its own contradictions: wages stagnating while profits soar, public companies vanishing into private hands, and a billionaire class whose wealth owes more to inheritance and monopoly than to merit. The question is no longer whether capitalism will change. It is whether anyone is prepared for what replaces it.
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