It is hard to find direct comparisons as the tech is truly novel, but I have heard people say we don’t need to learn math because your calculator can do “univer

It is hard to find direct comparisons as the tech is truly novel, but I have heard people say we don’t need to learn math because your calculator can do “university level math”. I don’t know how close that argument is to yours, but there is some overlap. Your calculator can indeed do fancy math, but you will not be able to do anything with it because you do not understand it. This is like fancying yourself an engineer because you constructed an IKEA cupboard or an automotive expert because you watched Youtube. Anything an amateur can come up with is blown to pieces by an actual expert in a fraction of the time and will be of considerable higher quality. The market will go through a period of adjustment as indeed the easy jobs will be automated, but that makes the hard jobs even harder, not easier. Once you automate the easy stuff, the hard stuff remains. Basically: Expert + AI > Amateur + AI