Exactly. People looking at a direct 1-to-1 replacement are thinking about it the wrong way. Like you said, newspapers didn't get replaced by another kind of new

Exactly. People looking at a direct 1-to-1 replacement are thinking about it the wrong way. Like you said, newspapers didn't get replaced by another kind of newspaper, various web media took their place. I was talking about this kind of thing with my father the other day. He was telling me about a friend working in communication work in a very old school way (the Adobe softwares he uses are pre Creative Cloud). He is losing business to youngsters who offer the same kind of product/results for cheaper. Not just because they are young and lack skills but because they use AI to generate stuff that takes him a long time to do. Now he doesn't care because he is close to retirement but the future for people like him is uncertain. It's pretty clear that over time AI will replace all kind of white-collar work with a crazy efficiency. Now the question is, what will replace those jobs and can we even replace them in our highly automated efficiency world?