AI's Expanding Impact on Entry-level White-Collar jobs, and Manufacturing; as time moves along.

Affirm's CEO is -

Naive.

Automation.

RPA - Robotic Process Automation (will continue) to replace entry-level white-collar jobs

RPA has (always) been a (Large) part of (Global) manufacturing.

AI robots (will continue) to replace employees in manufacturing as it grows.

The Unemployment rate (will rise) over time because of it, it should show even more so; over the next several years.

The Trump thesis is (Totally Wrong) for bringing back manufacturing to the U.S. (employee-wise).

Remember, AI does (not) pay Tax revenue; employees do.

Reference the exponentially rising U.S. National debt of $38.2 Trillion a year (current) in which U.S. taxpayers pay $969 Billion in Interest (almost a Trillion a year) to outside Investors (U.S. based, Japan, China; etc.) per usdebtclock.

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@cr: I love you keyboard warrior goofs who express racist views through thinly veiled code language. If you just clearly stated you hate black people and the reasons why I would at least respect your honesty. As it is you are a coward who wouldn't dare say what you write to a black person's face.

One thing you are about to see over the next 2-3 years is an enormous surge in crime. Somewhat has already started. Our cities will explode with it. Basically all the people that AI will eliminate are the all the life time entry level workers. It will really impact one demographic that statics show are already committing the majority of the crimes in our nation, it will just get even more out of hand. I would not want to live around Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Baltimore, Detroit, LA, New Orleans, or any other large city where this demographic is going to explode.

Now that the shutdown is over this poster has moved on to another subject basically unrelated to the major topics of this thread. Please, please start a podcast.

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