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> Experience tells us that it’s the boring menial jobs that get automated first. I doubt that the economic drivers of automation consider if the job is boring
by philshem 7y ago
> Experience tells us that it’s the boring menial jobs that get automated first.
I doubt that the economic drivers of automation consider if the job is boring or menial for the worker. I think this “experience” needs a source.
Furthermore, imagine working 40 years in a field you didn’t enjoy in order to have an “insurance policy”. (Just do what you like.)
- vb6sp6 7y ago> I doubt that the economic drivers of automation consider if the job is boring or menial for the worker. I think this “experience” needs a source You are right, no one says "lets automate the boring jobs". What happens is these types of jobs naturally select themselves because they are uncomplicated which makes them prime targets for automation