Raw LLM Responses

Don't look at the dot com era in isolation, but the greater rise of Web 2.0/broadband Internet. Basically 1999 - 2014. killed a bunch of jobs and industries: \- record/CD stores/video rental stores (remember when you had to buy physical media?) \- consumer bankers (havent been to a physical bank in like a decade) \- department stores, retail stores \- travel agents (imagine booking flights, hotels, car rentals before [kayak.com](http://kayak.com) or similar) Basically it displaced a bunch of retail and service related jobs. Manufacturing may have had it's own bubble hundred years ago, but no one now works a factory line job as a career path anymore. AI could be a bubble in the short term, but it's adoption in the long run will threaten a bunch of STEM and white collar jobs