I just read an article that said: The US is far from making any decisions about the future of CBDC, everything is still just in the basic research stage. It shows that CBDC will not be launched and widely used soon, we will definitely phase out paper money but we really need a lot of time to do that.
I also searched for some related information about AI and maybe you are right about AI. It is putting pressure on some professions, but thanks to the development of technology, we will also create new professions in the future. And as I said, the most important thing is that we must adapt to everything so as not to be eliminated in this harsh life.
https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/09/08/us-feds-vice-chair-barr-says-cbdc-decision-still-a-long-way-off/It may seem a little strange, but it seems to me that the first countries to launch CBDC are not the advanced countries of the developed west, but countries... with totalitarian regimes.
Or aspiring to such an "arrangement". Arguments? Very simple - as I have already said many times - CBDC is not so much about "convenience and decentralization" as about "convenience but total control and management". Any totalitarian power cannot live without total control and restrictions of the population. Total control requires:
- total control over the media
- total control of political parties and currents
- total control of educational and upbringing systems (propaganda from "baby carriage to coffin")
- and total control of finances! Because at the expense of external funding can exist opposition, protest directions, can prepare mass demonstrations and even attempts to oust the criminal government.
If with the first three points, in most rogue countries, everything is already "fine", then with the movement of money - there are problems, and they carry a real threat to the existence of dictators and their regimes. And CBDC solves this problem perfectly