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But there's also the subtext that if you find yourself at the lower-skill portion of your particular industry, then you should probably have a contingency plan
by Karrot_Kream 5y ago
But there's also the subtext that if you find yourself at the lower-skill portion of your particular industry, then you should probably have a contingency plan to avoid being automated out of a job, such as retiring, learning more, or switching to an adjacent field.
- TimTheTinker 5y agoExactly, and AI only means that this adage now applies to programming as well.
- setr 5y agobut this was true anyways -- the lower your skill, the more competition you have. At the lowest skill levels, you better damn well have a contingency plan, because any slight downward shift in market demand is sword coming straight for your neck.