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As automation increases, workforce transitions to more service-oriented professions that are more difficult to automate
by orangepanda 5y ago
As automation increases, workforce transitions to more service-oriented professions that are more difficult to automate
- kwere 5y agothats not a given, especially for low skill paying jobs
- bumby 5y agoI'd extend that to many high-paying jobs as well. Professions that are researched-based, like law, may be easily displaced by automation. Currently, my thought is that skilled trades are the least likely to be displaced, especially in maintenance, non-routine roles. There's currently a decent amount of research to automate the routine parts, though, like new construction.