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So did Ford in the world 1920's. Or Microsoft word and IBM did replaced most secretaries. Or the tractor etc. Automation isn't necessarily the end of all jobs.
by rhino369 11y ago
So did Ford in the world 1920's. Or Microsoft word and IBM did replaced most secretaries. Or the tractor etc.
Automation isn't necessarily the end of all jobs.
- XorNot 11y agoIt was in Detroit.
- nitrogen 11y agoIf you assume that automation begets more automation exponentially, then the end game of automation is the elimination of all jobs. Assuming this, the question is when, not if. So either we keep inventing fake work faster than we invent automation, or we decouple the idea of work from the idea of being human and let people do what they truly want to do.