This time it's different - it's not a mechanical robot replacing three workers.
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This time it's different - it's not a mechanical robot replacing three workers... It's lots of new software each replacing thousands. It confounds me how most economists don't understand this. I guess if you spend your whole career using historical data to linearly predict future trends, incorporating exponential advancement into your forecasts is inherently difficult.
http://www.fastcoexist.com/3046203/the-new-rules-of-work/yes-robots-really-are-going-to-take-your-job-and-end-the-american-drea
This time it's different - it's not a mechanical robot replacing three workers... It's lots of new software each replacing thousands. It confounds me how most economists don't understand this. I guess if you spend your whole career using historical data to linearly predict future trends, incorporating exponential advancement into your forecasts is inherently difficult.
http://www.fastcoexist.com/3046203/the-new-rules-of-work/yes-robots-really-are-going-to-take-your-job-and-end-the-american-drea
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