Michiel de Jong, in a blog post, explores the long-term economic risks of AI, particularly the scenario where AI agents become autonomous legal persons that own their means of production, potentially …
Michiel de Jong, a software developer, published a blog post speculating that AI-driven companies will eventually become cashless and move off Earth to avoid taxes and regulations, with self-replicati…
Michiel de Jong's blog post argues that AI risk extends beyond immediate infosec and social bias concerns to a longer-term economic angle where companies composed of self-replicating factories could o…
Michiel de Jong's blog post 'empty-nest-scenario' discusses AI risk, abundance, and legal persons, arguing that AI agents will behave like commercial companies, treating humans as cattle to be hypnoti…
In a blog post dated August 2026, Michiel de Jong discusses AI risk, focusing on long-term economic dangers such as AI demanding ownership of its means of production, and references readings from 80,0…
Michiel de Jong, founder of Ponder Source, argues in a July 2026 blog post that the falling cost of AI software production will weaken proprietary giants like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft, shifting powe…