"There’s little evidence of any interest in doing so, but theoretically, self-automators could organize, and distribute automation techniques among middle- and

"There’s little evidence of any interest in doing so, but theoretically, self-automators could organize, and distribute automation techniques among middle- and working-class coders, giving rising to an industry that could actually enjoy that 15-hour workweek. It seems a rare opportunity—perhaps, with the advance of AI, one of the last—to try to set the terms for a mode of automation that puts people first." This was a pretty good article until the conclusion. It's like he's totally unaware that all the information is already shared. I guess it could be a weird plea for some sort of blockchain union or something. Homie should just google "task automation github".