What will happen to the people (the workers) in the future?

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>tfw litigator
>tfw zero chance my job will be automated in the next 35 years, but it will probably be enhanced (menial tasks outsourced, more argument generation and court time for me)

You should have studied law.

OP, a better question is this:

What are YOU doing TODAY to make sure YOU can earn money in the future?

>>1776066
Why would I ask such a question if I'm a CS major?

>>1776068
Everyone should ask themselves that question, OP, regardless of major.

>>1776061
Glorious law master race

Computers literally cannot replace us except in dystopia-levels of automation so I feel comfy knowing my salary will be big league for my entire life with little need to compromise

>>1776055
Maintenance and dealing with regulatory bodies. It's going to take logistics another couple of generations to automate as well. QA/QC jobs will also stick around.

>>1776055
Pay people for the work the the robots do in their place, or otherwise the products would never come off the shelves.

>>1776055
i imagine there will be losers and winners. the winners have more creative fulfilling better paying comfier jobs the loser will have nothing.

>>1776055
Luddites plz leave

>>1776061

>someone took the time to draw that