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This article aims to present some considerations for the evaluation of artificial intelligence, based on the critique of political economy (Marx, 2017), Pollock's study (1957) on industrial automation and the category of subsumption of intellectual work (Bolaño, 2002). To support an assertive critique of artificial intelligence and new technologies in general, the idea of a constant and progressive primitive accumulation of knowledge is revisited (Bolaño, 2000), as well as is problematized the existence and what are the absolute and relative limits for the real subsumption labor in capital and the automation of jobs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]