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Brussels sounds alarm about EU's rapidly ageing population
(www.euronews.com)
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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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With AI replacing most jobs and with human resources being less and less valuable, is this a problem or a solution?
AI isn't really replacing any jobs though. It is not as if AI replacements for jobs produce the same amount of money for the economy and the pension system. It is eliminating jobs.
It is also not really a solution for caring for the large percentage of old people.
Show me how AI is supposed to replace jobs such as plumbers, electrians, carpenters, nurses, school teachers, kindergardeners...
There is a lot of labor where it is unlikely to see any effective replacement anytime soon. These are also jobs that are often underpaid and not so popular anymore.