What Humans are for? in a growing range of jobs robots outperform their human counterparts and the inexorable rise of AI will push that forward dramatically.
Ryan Avent draws parallels with horses at beginning of the 20th century - their employment declined rapidly once confronted by combustion engine technology - although, a few equine jobs are still around, some workers are even treated well. (32)
2017-04-01
for: The Economist Newspaper, London
Link: ›www.economist.com/news/business-and-finance/21719761-probably-not-humans-have-lot-learn-equine-experience-will-robots
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Ryan Avent draws parallels with horses at beginning of the 20th century - their employment declined rapidly once confronted by combustion engine technology - although, a few equine jobs are still around, some workers are even treated well. (32)
2017-04-01
for: The Economist Newspaper, London
Link: ›www.economist.com/news/business-and-finance/21719761-probably-not-humans-have-lot-learn-equine-experience-will-robots
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