When many jobs go away, students will see a ceiling. They will see no point in investing themselves to improve. Because they won't find jobs anyway.
Whom will the AI teacher teach then?
Whom will the AI teacher teach then?
Life in the Upper West Side, NY, will not be the same as a Bangladesh lower middle class neghborhood.
A lot of jobs providing people with middle class incomes will be wiped out. The middle class will drastically shrink. That is the scenario that is the most likely.
Meanwhile the rich will no longer have any need for the poor, and since 100% of your worth as a human being derives from what job you do in service of the rich, you'll become a worthless little fucking bug for them to exterminate.
Don't get me wrong: I like your vision better.
This matches the data.
Even if my own job gets replaced, and I can no longer find employment, I will keep learning new Math, new programming languages, and other things. (Seems unlikely now, but definitely not impossible)
But I have seen that people like me are rare.
Most students learn with an earthly, material goal in mind. And you can't blame them.
First of all, prove that. Second of all, prove they won’t be replaced by more interesting, more engaging jobs.
Then you might actually have a point instead of just FUD.