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I don't see it as that much of a problem. It's like washing machines taking away people's job of washing clothes, what are they gonna do with their time now? Ma
by sionisrecur 2y ago
I don't see it as that much of a problem. It's like washing machines taking away people's job of washing clothes, what are they gonna do with their time now? Maybe something more productive.
- cubefox 2y agoWe really have a problem once there are no more jobs left for us humans, and only the people who own capital (stocks, real estate etc) will be able to earn money from dividends.
- ddtaylor 2y ago> We really have a problem once there are no more jobs left for us humans What is the required amount of labor humans should have to do?
- krapp 2y agoThe amount required to pay rent on their continued survival, which in a capitalist society, and excluding members of the capitalist class, will never be zero.
- chucky_z 2y ago… something more productive than art? that’s quite a productive thing. art has tremendous value to society. why don’t we automate the washing machine more instead of automating the artist?
- echoangle 2y agoWell we already automated all the easy stuff (washing machines for example), and now we’re automating more stuff as we get better at it.
- whiplash451 2y agoWashing machines and roombas were the low hanging fruits in the real world. Automating more in the real world is much (much) harder than grabbing the low-hanging fruits in the digital world.
- bamboozled 2y agoBecause some companies stumbled on this treasure first. Need to milk immediately.
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