Actually, I do get it. Strong AI can, maybe will, replace most jobs now performed by humans, from bussing tables, to driving cars, to designing, building and distributing cars. What I am saying, and apparently YOU don't get, is that ALL of this, including the "...but this is different" argument, has been made before, and every time new jobs that had never been thought of before were created. So, what tells you that the human desire to be productive will not win out in the face of AI?Me thinks you haven't an idea what you are talking about.No other jobs that require human beings will be created because strong AI robots will be equally able to do them too, dude.
Ironic, I was thinking you dont have a clue, lol. You clearly do not grasp the significance of what Strong AI is and will do in replacing degreed jobs, to include engineering jobs of all kinds.
Strong AI is the CAD program to drafting, but for ALL engineering and skilled professions..
By your own words you are shown to be incorrect. Besides, how do you know what jobs will/will not be created in the future? Do you have a crystal ball? Maybe a time machine?We can have people living with a government UBI supplement while they work with their own hands making crafted items that they barter for things that they do not have expertise in.
Lol, you still dont get it.
Whatever.
What YOU are failing to understand is that, history as a guide, I have faith that humans will be innovative and find ways to be productive.
I'll even give you a few possible ideas:
- Art, in all it's forms
- Custom craftsmanship. (one of a kind furniture, mods to mass produced items, truly custom home renovations, etc.)
- Medicine (I seriously doubt people would take kindly to a robot telling them they have terminal cancer)