Is your job threatened by automation?
>>74999248
I'm in software engineering so no, it isn't. If it ever gets to the stage where people are comfortable letting computers program themselves completely then I know that universal income will have been a thing for decades beforehand and we will probably be colonizing other planets or be locked in a huge perpetual orgy of lazy unemployed people and society will collapse.
I don't think they can automate barbers and hairdressing. At least elite segment where I work. It envolves personal human contact and and creativity with it.
It's going to be awhile before they can automate wildlands firefighting, but I expect it eventually. With the rise of automation in the forestry sector its just a matter of time until certain hazardous jobs (faller for example) will be something humans don't do.
i negotiate contracts for a living, so probably not. by the time robotic entities are negotiating contracts between one another, humanity will be extinct or a biological curiosity.
My job description in general? Yes
My particular job at my particular company? No
>>74999248
>another automation/basic income thread
>>75003284
same here, at least until 2039 (per mr. kurzweil)
that's why i'm pretty frugal and saving every dollar i can.
>>74999248
Nope, you can't automate an architect.
Most likely if you aren't worthy of life.
>>74999248
my job is about as automated as its going to get imo. Wastewater Treatment btw
>>74999248
>meatbags losing their jobs to glorious machine
>>74999248
computers can't program themselves.
>>74999248
>Is your job threatened by automation?
I build the automation
