"In Robin's example, AI is the machine that can do all tasks. But we don't need to build such amazing machines before putting a lot of people out of work. Most

"In Robin's example, AI is the machine that can do all tasks. But we don't need to build such amazing machines before putting a lot of people out of work. Most jobs are not AI-complete." I didn't watch the video yet, but one thing often missed in the whole automation debate is that for a given task, you don't need to replace 100% of the people to cause great, painful economic shifts. Just complementary-automating things enough so that 5 people can do the work that 10 people used to do is incredibly impactful.