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Good news: automation already destroyed most of the jobs

10 pointsby dconradabout 9 years ago

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WalterSearabout 9 years ago
&gt;But after decades of automation (and some increases in global trade)<p>This should read:<p>&gt;But after decades of global trade (and some increases in automation)<p>But of course, that would mean that the author wouldn&#x27;t have support for their thesis. Unfortunately, making shit up doesn&#x27;t support the thesis, either.<p>&gt;Starbucks could lay off all of its baristas and make its stores fully automated... But Starbucks isn&#x27;t going to do that because they know customers aren&#x27;t just coming for the coffee. The ritual of ordering coffee and having a human being prepare it is an integral part of the Starbucks experience.<p>FFS. This is obvious bullshit to anyone who&#x27;s been to a Starbucks.<p>Journalism shouldn&#x27;t be the process of writing a clickbaity title and then shoehorning reality into it. Shouldn&#x27;t be, but it is.
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llovanabout 9 years ago
Yes, twenty years from now software&#x2F;AI will destroy even more jobs. For example, JournalismBot will write delightful fluff pieces with the most irrestibly click baity titles.