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Survive: Lawmakers, lobbyists, lawyers, judges; even journalists, although they might not be called that anymore - influencing public opinion will always be val
by toyg 4y ago
Survive: Lawmakers, lobbyists, lawyers, judges; even journalists, although they might not be called that anymore - influencing public opinion will always be valuable enough to be done for some kind of money. Also surgeons, simply because trust in robots will never (and should never) be high enough to let them cut humans unsupervised as a matter of routine.
Not survive: people making advertising jingles, or drawing shop signage. That sort of low-effort, barely-creative work will be taken by stats-driven programs ("ai").
- akmarinov 4y agoIsn't the lawyer job 90% looking up past cases, documentation, contracts, etc. The part where you go in front of a judge and dramatically defend your client is a very slim sliver of it. And that 90% is ripe for automation.
- toyg 4y agoThat's the paralegal's job. The lawyer chooses what makes sense to use among the options the paralegal digs up, using judgement to interpret the actual case and relevant law.