The Australian’s Adam Creighton says it’s a "scary future for young people” because as society progresses and technology advances, it’s going to be harder “for our advanced societies to create jobs”. “I think it is a concern, it’s going to be harder for our advanced societies to create jobs. The share of the population that’s in work has been shrinking throughout the centuries," Mr Creighton told Sky News host Alan Jones.
Mr Creighton said he thinks technology, unfortunately, will likely put many out of work. “Machines are getting smarter and smarter... and human intelligence is fixed," he said. “Artificial intelligence is getting faster and faster, and up to this point, machines have made workers more productive through various tools… but the reality is, they are catching up. “And they only need to be just as good as humans, because you know they don’t get sick. “It’s a scary future for young people.
Adam_Creighton But with out jobs for the majority of the population there will be no society
Adam_Creighton Adam it's simple, robots don't buy things, people do, countries will become bankrupt,it begs the question,? What then.
Adam_Creighton Waoh
Adam_Creighton we don't make dick and we're as advanced as digging holes in the ground... that's the problem...
Adam_Creighton If there are less jobs then surely there will be less demand as people will not have the money to buy items. We will advance ourselves back into feudalism before long. Not that we're not already cusping on it.
Adam_Creighton Maybe Adam could hire some of these young people to double-check his work, so that he stops continuously making rudimentary errors.
Adam_Creighton Well that and the Liberals selective implementation of the disproved brainfarts of Milton Friedman
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Adam_Creighton Presumably he said it with a massive grin on his face. He loves the idea of being superior to as many people as possible.
Adam_Creighton Groundbreaking...
Adam_Creighton They will service those who have 'real jobs'... they will be enslaved on low wages and low expectations. Dreams of higher education will be expunged by exorbitant fees and massive debt. Forever a dishhhh washhhha
Adam_Creighton Fully funded education, problem solved dopey...
Adam_Creighton The type of jobs available will simply change, so the creation of them won't be hard. What will be hard is ensuring the population is educated enough to fill the positions.
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