>>62711616
I 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.

>>62715010
second and third order effects are apparently hard to grasp for blue collar workers

I dun care. We finna get 5k from Trump

>>62715014
Like 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.

>>62715029
It’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.

>>62711616
Such a fag.

>>62715010
who is going to buy your services/labor when many of your customers are unemployed?

>>62715041
>It’s over for labor when robots cost $10,000
not if ur willing to work for $500 / annum

>>62715075
Ummm uhhhh AI will magically make money for our AI companies and uhhh, government programs ummmm uhhh don't think about it AI is gonna take your job so buy my bags!

>>62715029
Don't argue with this keyboard clacker. These dorks don't know shit about the real world and real jobs.