The problem isn't that automation kills jobs. Those jobs reallocate over time. We've seen automation act on the economy since the 1820s and nothing about deep

The problem isn't that automation kills jobs. Those jobs reallocate over time. We've seen automation act on the economy since the 1820s and nothing about deep learning or big data changes these dynamics. The problem is that those who do lose their jobs have their lives altered for the worse, and those who get the better parts of automation don't share the benefits with the ones losing from it.