There are two separate concerns. One is capitalizing the companies and the other is changing your incentives. I’m generally more worried about the latter, esp if you aren’t super rich. Do you think having all your money in index funds makes you less likely to support regulations that the unbiased version of you would want to support?
Thank you for the answer. I am not super rich, but I still think it matters where the money I do have goes. And I’m asking about it publicly partly because because of a hope that maybe someone else here also realise that they don’t want to be invested into these companies through index funds. I personally don’t campaign for regulations regarding AI and don’t currently plan to so the bias is not a concern for me personally, I just want less money going towards AI
Fair enough, FWIW I mostly agree and glad you brought it up. I have most of my money in index funds and feel like that’s better than having it all in ai stocks but this will prompt me to give it some more consideration.
There are two separate concerns. One is capitalizing the companies and the other is changing your incentives. I’m generally more worried about the latter, esp if you aren’t super rich. Do you think having all your money in index funds makes you less likely to support regulations that the unbiased version of you would want to support?
Thank you for the answer. I am not super rich, but I still think it matters where the money I do have goes. And I’m asking about it publicly partly because because of a hope that maybe someone else here also realise that they don’t want to be invested into these companies through index funds. I personally don’t campaign for regulations regarding AI and don’t currently plan to so the bias is not a concern for me personally, I just want less money going towards AI
Fair enough, FWIW I mostly agree and glad you brought it up. I have most of my money in index funds and feel like that’s better than having it all in ai stocks but this will prompt me to give it some more consideration.