Plentiful, high-paying jobs in the age of AI
A timely repost, with some needed clarifications.
I’m traveling today, so here’s a timely repost.
Two years ago, I wrote a post on AI and jobs that ignited a firestorm of discussion and criticism:
Most people interpreted me as arguing that human beings will definitely have plentiful, high-paying jobs, no matter how good AI gets, because of the law of co...
The article presents a thoughtful analysis of the potential economic impacts of AGI on human labor. The author takes a balanced approach, acknowledging both the possible benefits and drawbacks of AGI for workers. The author also provides context by discussing the role of scarce factors of production like energy and land in shaping wage trends. However, the article does not address the ethical implications of AGI or the potential social and political consequences of a shift towards a labor market...