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Submit ReviewThroughout history, we’ve created jobs that were perfect for AI.
They were repetitive jobs that anybody could do.
But we didn't have AI before. We didn't have bots and robots that could do these things.
So what did we do? We put humans in those jobs.
Now, we're at the point where we actually have the AI technology that can do the jobs that were designed for them.
And that poses a very important question for us as humans.
What does that mean for humans? What does that mean for work?
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