Raw LLM Responses

These debates are always too myopic. Automation can also lead to the creation of jobs. For example, when banks introduced ATMs, which also automated human labor, the number of bank branches rose significantly, because now you could operate a branch with much less people and that made many branches feasible in the first place. (By now these branches are closing again due to online banking, but that's a different story. For 50 years or so, automation did lead to a rise in relevant jobs, albeit not with exactly the same tasks.) A similar thing *might* happen here. If, for example, Amazon or other big companies automate their warehouses even further, who's going to say that this will never lead to an increase in warehouses (even if they have less human staff)? Having many smaller warehouses may be more efficient than having fewer big ones, because smaller ones can be closer to the customers.