Who gains and loses from the new AI? - Marginal REVOLUTION
With so many spectacular AI developments coming out this year, it is worth asking who benefits and who loses. Specific technologies usually help some personality types and hurt others. For instance, the rise of computers, programming, and the internet helped analytical nerds. Today, you might be in high demand as a programmer or run your […]
With so many spectacular AI developments coming out this year, it is worth asking who benefits and who loses. Specific technologies usually help some personality types and hurt others. For instance, the rise of computers, programming, and the internet helped analytical nerds. Today, you might be in high demand as a programmer or run your own start-up and earn riches. But back in the 1960s, you might have been lucky to get a job at NASA and pull in a middle-class income. Earlier, the rise of manufacturing and factory employment helped able-bodied male laborers who had an enthusiasm for physical
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