There will always be public phones. Sure, mobile phones will grow. But they are expensive. We estimate the total demand for mobile phones to peak at 900.000 [0]

There will always be public phones. Sure, mobile phones will grow. But they are expensive. We estimate the total demand for mobile phones to peak at 900.000 [0] All public phones? That is a big assumption we can't make with certainty. The drivers have always been convenience and cost. AI is the ultimate in convenience and cost. I guess there will be programmers needed for legacy systems in Fortran an Java. But new companies 5 years ago didn't use Fortran or Java for new projects, the coming companies will not hire coders for their products. [0] https://www.economist.com/special-report/1999/10/07/cutting-the-cord https://www.economist.com/special-report/1999/10/07/cutting-...