I’d like to see that as well. In the article it says: Yes, automation has led to job displacements in particular occupations and industries in the past, but there is no basis for claiming that automation has led—or will lead—to increased joblessness, unemployment, or wage stagnation overall. Implying that in certain industries automation has led to to job loss. My postulation is that we are going to continue seeing increasing industries experience automation overhauls. What happens to those individuals that experience job loss due to that? They claim in the key points that new jobs are created in different […]
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