Isn't that weird that it's easier to replace high paid jobs in finance with ai before jobs related to flipping burgers?
Then again, there are few kitchen jobs that solely consist of flipping burger patties.
That's pretty steep compared to the price of the labour.
The thing is, I (and many other lefties) would welcome a world in which robots do all the work while humans are free to do whatever they want - the problem is that in current capitalism, the burger will cost the same for the customer while the costs implode (most cost in restaurants is staff!)... meaning the extra profit goes to the owner class, not the worker class which has to fight for the few jobs that remain.
> Contrary to traditional assumptions, high-level reasoning requires very little computation, but low-level sensorimotor skills require enormous computational resources.