Attributable partly to AI which works 24/7/365 and demands no compensation:
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automation and technology
"100 years ago farmers constituted 40% of the work force, but now it's just 2% and production is higher. This is a global trend across all industries."
- American Enterprise Institute
Labels:
automation,
economics,
progress,
robot,
technology,
unemployment
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