It’s natural to fear the robots, but you’re missing the point

While the march forward with AI has some of us wondering if we will have jobs in 20 years, Jay Morgan, says what we should be thinking about are the creative opportunities.

Three hundred years ago you would most likely have engaged in some kind of craftsmanship or trade.

Jay Morgan - Group Digital Creative Director at J. Walter Thompson Worldwide

Maybe you grew crops or bound books. If someone had said that in the future most people would make a living by generating intellectual property by sitting at a desk, you would have said they were mad. The truth is that even these traditional tasks are increasingly being automated.

Once we were able to mechanise industry we were able to focus on science, medicine, academia and engineering, and they flourished.

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