> Well the exact same argument applies now. Not exactly. Old school automations are pretty limited. You can’t automate everything so there will always be work

> Well the exact same argument applies now. Not exactly. Old school automations are pretty limited. You can’t automate everything so there will always be work for humans. Automation is what allows our quality of life today so I wouldn’t knock it. AI though could potentially eliminate all jobs. How the heck is society going to function after that I have no idea. In its current state it has the potential to eliminate “low end” beginner jobs. That’s problematic because if you don’t have juniors professionals today … you won’t have seniors in the future. Now you could argue that AI would develop to takeover senior jobs too but that’s not a sure thing. It would be really bad if you bet the farm on AI continuing to progress at a certain pace and it didn’t happen - we could even get another AI Winter as all the low hanging fruit from the advancement of tech the last few decades are picked clean.