I grew up poor. I know what it feels like to be excluded from services because you can't afford them. KakaoBank exists because regular banks forgot about regular people.
Technology should reduce inequality, not increase it. If your platform makes rich people's lives easier and poor people's lives harder, you've built the wrong thing.
If you have $500,000, Wall Street gives you a wealth manager. If you have $500, they give you an ATM fee. We're changing that.
I worry about inequality. If the world becomes too unequal, people don't buy Cartier. They burn things.
As shown in Squid Game, those in power dominate those who are below them and can manipulate things as they wish.
For the rich and the elite, especially those who have gained their wealth through inheritance instead of building something up on their own, when society starts to blame them, I'm not sure whether they will be granted any empathy.