Looking at the tremendous rate of AI growth, could we aquire skills at a faster rate compares to AI to stay employable? How would the situation change in 10 years or so?
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Automation era has already begun. We have been living in it long enough to understand what we need in order not to be replaced with machines. I would like to discuss the reasons and the implications, but if you are impatient to learn the answer, it will be somewhere below.
The world is constantly testing you in many ways. It builds new social and economical constructs like levels in a game to give you more challenges every hour of every day. It might seem that the world has it out for you. Are you smart enough? Are you rich enough? Are you attractive, social, employable, empathetic, creative, fit, resilient enough?
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