Raw LLM Responses

People always talk about a clean transition in disruption, almost like the snaping of fingers. The reality is, it will be a slow agonizing burn, and there will be a disturbing amount of forgotten people before anything meaningful happens at a government level. There's automated warehouses already, Guess what happened? Zero government intervention those "dumb workers lost their skilless jobs" , they're not going to switch overnight and you'll just see jobs dropping year after year. There's not going to be some sexy UBI renaissance, and the initial waves of people will be looked down upon for YEARS as not having been smart enough or not picking the right job. Neighbours will look down upon eachother as the ones around them lose jobs to automation. A majority of people think they're the smartest, made the best choices, but in the end we'll wake up one day in a labour crisis. Businesses are in a perpetual state of analysis of the value/feasibility of automation. Each year that passes there's one one truth, for 99% of jobs, people are becoming more expensive, automation less expensive.