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[–] Coreidan@lemmy.world 13 points 10 months ago

Ya what’s your point? Are you saying that the invention of computers didn’t displace a lot of jobs?

If you’re saying that AI is going to disrupt the market and displace a large number of jobs just like computers did then you’re 100% right.

Nothing is finite. AI isn’t going to be the first or last thing to shake up the world.

Eventually your skills are going to become less valued and you’ll have no choice but to retool. Either you figure out how to retool or you get left behind.