I fear you may find it difficult to trade your labor for money rather soon.
>>62711616I run the commercial roofing division of a GC, so until a robot can talk to customers, schedule and load everything, and spray adhesive/glue down TPO…I am totally fine. Glad I don’t write software or some bullshit lol.
>>62715010second and third order effects are apparently hard to grasp for blue collar workers
I dun care. We finna get 5k from Trump
>>62715014Like what, tard fren? The only thing I can see in the near future is AI bullshit denials from insurance companies. Even then, since you can’t grant them Errors and Omissions Insurance, the “expert” opinion of a computer won’t be allowed in federal or state court. I would be way more worried if I were my attorney, because the moment they grant a computer E&O or Malpractice Insurance, it’s over for law fags, engineer fags, architect fags, and insurance fags.
>>62715029It’s over for labor when robots cost $10,000 and can do anything a human can physically do but better. That’s probably still at least 10 years away.
