Human: What is the difference between Communism and Socialism? Assistant: 
The primary difference between communism and socialism is the extent of government control. In communism, the government has total control over the economy and production of goods and services, while in socialism, the government has more limited control and usually provides public services and some form of redistribution of wealth. Communism emphasizes complete equality among all people, while socialism emphasizes more equal opportunities and social welfare. Communism typically calls for a centralized government, while socialism typically calls for decentralized government.