Fig. 1

a breakdown of basic distribution of available baseline technology

In this instance, baseline technology means anything that allows a general population to engage with the online world and future use of A.I.

25%

people in the world with access to baseline technology

25%

the current deployment of A.I. on the market

25%

availability of technology in the world

25%

people in the world without access to baseline technology

Fig. 2

Some other graph that shows some interesting information connect to the latter graph…

I’m thinking the projection of the growing difference between the access of tech to the strength of baseline tech…or something 

Fig. 3

a better way of looking at the confusing line graph.

The line graph is a little bit everywhere and I do intend to make it a little more accurate, but it does so a good job of highlighting a certain amount of inequality.

Below is a better way of seeing the difference between who has and hasn’t got access to baseline technology.

Summary

When I make these figures a bit more accurate, it should shine a brighter light on general technology inequalities. I theorise that the frontier of advanced tech being adopted globally will be higher due to affordability.