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I suspect we'll see high-paying jobs getting automated even faster, so her newly acquired skills may become obsolete before she graduates (also, she won't be ab
by dpq 7y ago
I suspect we'll see high-paying jobs getting automated even faster, so her newly acquired skills may become obsolete before she graduates (also, she won't be able to afford the tuition fees). I don't think there's an answer to this problem: Nash equilibria cannot be easily beaten unless someone is imposing the rules and enforcing compliance... which probably won't happen.
- michaelmrose 7y agoLots of skilled trades won't be automatable because of diversity of operation and location. For example plumbers.
- Scoundreller 7y agoThere’s no shortage of companies coming out with products that constantly reduce the need for expensive profession X. On the residential side, you have more solderless fittings, YT videos and even pre-fab bathrooms in a box. The plumbers themselves will be fine as they’ll just reduce training seats, but that makes it harder to become one.