In the 1950s, there were hundreds of thousands of telephone switchboard operators. Today, they're all gone. There used to be well over a million professional typists too, but word processing largely killed those jobs as well.
That is true, but this time this is at a global scale at affects general work and it will accelerate faster.
What happens to former human workers when global unemployment rises faster with a disappearing buying power and consumption from humans as their income vanishes and their savings are all spent on food and rent?
In the 1950s, there were hundreds of thousands of telephone switchboard operators. Today, they're all gone. There used to be well over a million professional typists too, but word processing largely killed those jobs as well.
That is true, but this time this is at a global scale at affects general work and it will accelerate faster.
What happens to former human workers when global unemployment rises faster with a disappearing buying power and consumption from humans as their income vanishes and their savings are all spent on food and rent?