The problem is not that it will wipe out ALL need for human labor, but a lot of it. Just truck drivers - millions of people getting unemployed. And don't paint

The problem is not that it will wipe out ALL need for human labor, but a lot of it. Just truck drivers - millions of people getting unemployed. And don't paint a too romantic picture... a lot of them will NOT be qualified for another job. We are also using software to enable people to perform tasks normally done by experts. Drafting architectural plans is a recent example. The hand - drawing has been replaced by CAD software, and a LOT of architects now do these themselves or with little staff in-house. I work in the financial sector, and supportive applications will enable "normal" client supporters to sell Investment packages. Of course WITHOUT them really learning shit about investments .. result: Less experts needed (first step) Second step: Automated consulting / online use by the customer. Not even AI needed.