Are Artificial Intelligence Companies Obliged To Retrain Technologically Displaced Workers?

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Don't technology companies who promote AI as the way forward also have an obligation to retrain our workforce to deal with the coming job disruption? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world.

If a programmer can predict it, and a computer can do it, eventually companies will stop paying people to do that job.

The number of jobs where it's possible for human labor to add value is shrinking, and new jobs that require human labor are becoming more and more rare.

If you don't make anything or fix anything your job probably won't be around in 20 or 30 years.

For most people the honest answer will be that a machine will be able to do their job.

All of the questions around strong AI are a lot bigger and have a lot bigger consequences than whether we'll have to retrain humans to do different jobs.

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