What would happen if we had, not a general AI yet, but easy access to the knowledge required to perform any job? I like this prediction by Alvin Toffler: > Pe

What would happen if we had, not a general AI yet, but easy access to the knowledge required to perform any job? I like this prediction by Alvin Toffler: > People of post-industrial society change their profession and their workplace often. People have to change professions because professions quickly become outdated. People of post-industrial society thus have many careers in a lifetime. The knowledge of an engineer becomes outdated in ten years. People look more and more for temporary jobs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Shock https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Shock Instead of "losing" jobs (ok, some tasks of those will be replaced), there will be re-mixed jobs: dev-designers? doctor-programmers? more and more specialized branches of every permutation. The only way to "lose" jobs, instead of transformed, would be by full AI replacement, which didn't happen in this AI summer.