Is anyone else thinking about how the rush to automate everything might just be creating more jobs... for the people who have to fix the automation? We're trading one kind of busy for another, just with more blinking lights. Seems like a high-tech hamster wheel sometimes.
Is anyone else thinking about how the rush to automate everything might just be creating more jobs... for the people who have to fix the automation? We're trading one kind of busy for another, just with more blinking lights. Seems like a high-tech hamster wheel sometimes.
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