Kate Darling
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first heard Oct 2022
last heard Oct 2022
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So while a robot might take over a task, it's not going to take over most jobs.
Um,
I think just things will change a lot.
Like, I don't know, one of the examples I have in the book is mining.
So there you have this job that is very unsafe and that requires a bunch of workers and puts them in unsafe conditions.
And now you have all these different robotic machines that can help make the job safer.
And as a result, now people can sit in these like air conditioned remote control stations and like control these autonomous mining trucks.
And so that's a much better job, but also they're employing less people now.
So it's, it's just a lot of, I think from a bird's eye perspective, you're not going to see job loss.
You're going to see more jobs created because
The future is not robots just becoming like people and taking their jobs.
The future is really a combination of our skills and then the supplemental skill set that robots have to increase productivity, to help people have better, safer jobs, to...
give people work that they actually enjoy doing and are good at.
But it's really easy to say that from a bird's eye perspective and ignore kind of the rubble on the ground as we go through these transitions, because of course, specific jobs are going to get lost.
It's true.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think we overestimate what we can automate.
No, we're incredible, and that's why, like,
That's why Tesla still says that if you're in the driver's seat, you are ultimately responsible.
Because the ideal for, I mean, you know more about this than I do, but
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