Raw LLM Responses

What would the retrained millions of truck drivers to? Compete in the fast-food industry? Write papers on AI research? There will be no more work to do, trained or not, except maybe to wipe their own asses, if that doesn't get automated as well (like in Japan and South Korea). The "useless" will only find jobs in taking care of their own needs, directly or indirectly, as part of a collective, social network or public benefit corporation. Let's say we have 1 million unemployed people that require 2000$ per month to live. Out of them, 1000 are doctors. We hire the doctors to take care of the health of everyone. There are also 1000 teachers, they can retrain adults or teach children. Some can cook - they might work at a food place. And so on, we can use the one million people to solve most of the needs of the one million people. The only external inputs needed would be raw materials, land, energy and technology, but that would still be much cheaper than 2000$/person/month. People would be kept involved, in the loop, not simple recipients of state aid. The same community could also use automation to solve its needs. As gets to own more automation capital, its members would gradually not need to work any more, and they would be entitled to their lifestyle. Instead of UBI, self reliance works better, and doesn't depend on external conditions as much. In my opinion it is inevitable to have a grassroots self reliance movement, because the millions of unemployed people have needs and time and work power.