Tech leaders at Davos 2026 promoted a vision of universal abundance driven by AI and robotics, but economists and industry insiders are increasingly questioning whether such prosperity can be achieved or widely shared. Elon Musk and others painted a picture of a future where humanoid robots and ubiquitous AI systems perform work autonomously, enabling humanity to escape scarcity. However, prominent voices including DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, Bill Gates, and economic analysts have punctured the narrative, pointing to a troubling paradox: technological abundance does not guarantee economic abundance for ordinary people.
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