Raw LLM Responses

The thing about mech suits is.... let's say you need to move 10 tons of cargo in 5 days, and you know from experience that that requires 100 paid men to do. So you'd hire 100 men and pay them, as always. But now you've got the mech suits, which make men so much stronger and faster that you only have to pay 20 men to get the same amount of work done in the same amount of time. And there's not an unlimited amount of cargo to move; just the amount that the market needs. Made-up number literals of course, but you get the idea. Cargo workers can scoff at the idea of mech suits replacing the entire career of moving weight, "because you still need humans to wear and operate them". But what happened to the 80 other humans who used to get paid to move the cargo? They were replaced by the mechsuits. Also, the mech suits are getting better every single month. And every single company in the industry has equal access to them for negligible cost, so they're likewise all hiring vastly fewer men than they used to. What do we call that if not mech suits replacing cargo workers/AI replacing software engineers.