Yes, it might be true that UBI started out as something that is given to everyone equally. But it was just an idea. During more recent times, experts and nations have started to look at it more practically and now the general idea about it is that, UBI will have to be implemented with certain parameters, like giving it to only people in need and up to a certain income level only. Plus recipients would have to contribute to community tasks in order to not be just a burden to the society. (I have mentioned these things in the post)
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Exactly my point they have shifted from concept of UBI to BI. And a concept of BI will have exclusion errors like several other existing social welfare schemes. How is it different from current schemes.
You inspired me to write an article on marxism in the realm of AI. Please go through it, i wrote it today. Give your views.