Sure, I roll my eyes at companies saying they can't actually make their products in the United States because they can't get their supply chains here. Well, you can always.
Above: The United States, circa 2040 Who is ready for our jobless future? Thirty-eight percent of jobs in the U.S. are at high risk of being replaced by robots and.
I would say this might allay our rightful fears of automation creating massive unemployment and the social and racial unrest that follows, which we are having our first taste of.
I spent yesterday with the great liberal journalist John Nichols. We brought him on campus to speak to our students and the general public about inequality and politics. I was.
Here's another article exploring Universal Basic Income as the solution to the jobless future, where everything is automated and no one has work. You know, this is fine so far.
