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That's the key insight that's missing in most of the automation/employment discussions. Yes, absolutely, in the end people were better off with automation. But
by TeMPOraL 11d ago
That's the key insight that's missing in most of the automation/employment discussions.
Yes, absolutely, in the end people were better off with automation. But these particular people - and their families and children - were not.
- _DeadFred_ 11d agoAnd we run the risk of fall into that lost generation under AI. But hey, 50 years later things might work out, that is if past performance guarantees future results when it comes to adjusting to employment shocks.
- senordevnyc 11d agoIt seems obvious then that the answer is supporting the much smaller displaced people, not stopping progress for the entire population (and future generations).