> How many people need to understand how a compiler works to sling some code for a paycheck Only the ones who want a good job. One of the consequences of auto

> How many people need to understand how a compiler works to sling some code for a paycheck Only the ones who want a good job. One of the consequences of automation has been a widening gap between top jobs and ordinary jobs. It's plausible that AI will continue the same process. Many jobs that pay well and are intellectually and socially rewarding today may become similar to airport security checks in the future. You observe what a machine does, double-checking its conclusions and looking for anything out of ordinary. And you often fail at that, because the human brain is poorly suited for such tasks. When the future is uncertain, its good to have a deeper and wider understanding of things than what your current job requires.