I work on a CMS and have pitched the idea of including these tools. I figure that they're on their way to becoming standard features, maybe we could get a tempo

I work on a CMS and have pitched the idea of including these tools. I figure that they're on their way to becoming standard features, maybe we could get a temporary advantage by checking that off early. To me the outrage on Twitter seems luddite, with the creative class substituted for factory workers. If the analogy holds, the spread of the new technology is unlikely to be much restrained. It's not that their concerns aren't real. This tech can pair down that list of names in the credits after a major motion picture from hundreds to dozens to a handful ... to, some day, a single virtuouso in front of a computer. That will certainly empty a lot of rice bowls. But as with jobs lost to textile machinery, they fill up again, and more, as that labor applies itself elsewhere.