>that the first time most programmers ever think about the ethics of automating away jobs is when they themselves become automated. It's more about a logical o

>that the first time most programmers ever think about the ethics of automating away jobs is when they themselves become automated. It's more about a logical outcome. Automating scripts means existing employees can do other or more work. AI doesn't feel like that at all. it wants to automate labor itself. And no country has the structure ready for that sort of "post work" world.