I personally am not concerned about the AI replacing jobs. Imagine people 200 years ago being concerned about the steam engine, or the spinning jenny. These people were called Luddites. These modern day Luddites that oppose the AI seem to think the society, the state, the economy owes them an employment. They think that drudgery behind a machine is of importance because they get some pittance that they call a wage.
I understand that the wage is necessary for the wage slave’s survival but necessity breeds creativity and I wish anyone to liberate himself from the drudgery of work and create some occupation for themselves that would be creative and would translate into an income.
Look at where Austria and Germany are. They are the most economically developed nations in the vicinity. Czech and Slovak Republic and Hungary are literally at the bottom.
Insomniac Resurrected 
I think its the nations that have the most manufacturing, just that Germany had already more automated robots in factories than Hungary. UK and Luxembourg have been de-industrialised long ago, thus least affected.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It is however erroneous to think that services or software engineering will also not be taken over by the AI. I have seen blueprints of a fully automated McDonalds restaurant for instance. The robots will be stacking your burger. Same, the AI can generate lines of code.
LikeLike
Ok, let’s just say I’m not the optimistic, faggot ass sci-fi nerd, so I’m not gonna have too much positive expectations. This AI thing suck ass if you ask me, BUT I also understand why you and some others are fed up with all the anti-AI talks among many “conspiracy theorists”; it’s because they offer no solution to this problem. It’s true, elites are eliminating middle-class, and it’s also true that the elites tend to like AI. But at the same time, if all they do is complaining, some tend to want them to shut the fuck up, as they offer no solution. They just wanna complain but don’t want to offer any sort of survival strategy nor actually do something about it.
For me, I just form my own survival strategy. Like I always said, being self-reliant and have a good survival mindset is important. On top of that, I’d say unless you know what you’re doing, try not to get too involved, especially that “middle-class will survive, all we need to do is to become programmers” bullshit. Just live away from major population center if you can afford it and focus on survival and meanwhile, trynna find ways to spread message and save what can be saved, so they won’t go full pessimistic nor be that optimistic, mayo-on-the-balls type of pro-status-quo faggots.
LikeLike