Submitted by [deleted] t3_zwuq6z in Futurology
shumpfy t1_j1x0sgx wrote
If AI is imminently going to disrupt all knowledge work, it likely follows that AI will shortly after make dramatic optimizations in knowledge worker adjacent fields, ie all commercial/professional fields. In this scenario, in a very short period of time, most human labor will become uneconomical for employers.
resdaz t1_j1x1uh1 wrote
Well, ai cant do much about jobs with physical components as stated. Thats not going away anytime soon.
shumpfy t1_j1xjof1 wrote
Perhaps, but just optimization and enhancement in the organization of more physical/mechanical labor would probably cut the demand for those kinds of jobs. Self driving trucks are a good example; there may still be human drivers involved, but likely many less.
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