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Unironically seems like a good exercise, though.
I'd start with giving them some kind of future to look forward to -- and maybe we can start back into that work now? Maybe? Here's hoping.
Here's how this will all pan out. I have foreseen all [insert spooky noise left over from Halloween] ...
The machines will need us to handle the exceptions. Until the sun burns down to a cinder, they will always need us. They're good at rules, we're so far out in front on exception handling ...
There will be a future for our kids. Educated kids, especially educated girls.
I was thinking of global warming, but the "employment" economy also needs to go.
The whole point of automation is that we can have the same (or better) quality of life while working less -- and yet jobs are harder to find, worse than ever, and many people have to have three of them in order to achieve even a minimal standard of existence.
AI is the argument for UBI*.
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(*...and breaking up every business into neighborhood-sized co-ops, but that's a different rant.)
@paninid
This is very simple to discern: the AI writes better English.