Raw LLM Responses

What if youtube channels like this talking about what if scenarios if AI take over could also discuss with modern machines which replaced human labor. I could list a view examples. Once upon a time someone is driving their car to a river and want to cross the other side. People would need to take a ferry, this is great if you are a ferry company. Then a bridge is built. Are you going to cross using the bridge or stay using the ferry? Is society better or worse for building a bridge? Elevators at one time were operated manually by bellhops. Now they are automated by pressing a button. Is society better or worse? I remember reading where there were some manually operated elevators were in operation and got replaced by automated ones. The cost savings in not paying for labor had paid for the cost of the elevator. What about the telephone? The Dial Tone had replaced tens of thousands of people at switchboards. Is society better or worse? In 1910 the primary mode of transportation was the horse. 25 years later the car took over. Was society better or worse when replacing the horse with the car? I could go on and on about this. There is somethings AI could do and something AI can't do. We still need people to put up bricks, build fences, put up a roof and so on. One sector AI could do well on is entertainment production, specially animation when its very labor intensive. If AI could it be used to cut production time by at least six months saving hundreds of thousands of dollars it could be done. But you still need people who do the creative process and a company would still need the entry level jobs to eventually replace those who retire.