I know, I've driven and parked several

*looks at the 3 self-driving deaths from tesla*

yep, looks good to me!

And the odd college dropout

okay you didn't say self driving

I did! thats what ive been talking about!

Self driving cant work in cities

oh, somehow I read it as electric

odd

Now highways and freeways

I need to eat

@Tiberius thats untrue, but whatever,

what do you mean? self-driving cars do drive in cities and have a lot of mileage there

alphabet runs their cars all over

uhm, san fran?

Its not though

one of the cali big cities

can you elaborate on that guderian?

@Tiberius even then, its not about minimum wage jobs, its about low skill jobs,

there are two convos happening at once

that is where confusion is coming from

you're just a hamster calman

Minimum wage jobs are low skill jobs

Typically speaking unless its an internship

low skill work that can be automated away can pay above a minimum wage

@TeeTotaler I might be, lol

https://www.bls.gov/opub/reports/minimum-wage/2015/home.htm

what do you think about the people who want to develop AI and then make the human race go extinct and let AI take over

Most people who work minimum wage are between 16-19

Constituting nearly half of all minimum wage workers

The reason I brought up minimum wage was your example of mcdonalds as a company that stands to lose more thsn it would gain from automation

Considering the overwhelming majority of McDonalds store workers make minimum wage and most of them are young or retired and thus that is not their sole livelyhood

@TeeTotaler I think it is sick tbh

I am in fact correct

Unless you think you have a better citation than the bureau of labor statistics

Im too tired to read the statistical tables, I will give u the argument, we should have UBI and I will succ andrew yang

@TeeTotaler AI could be used to like, upgrade humanity

Do come back when you actually have a well supported argument

It is all quite ludicrous. Computers are digital. The real world is analog. Yang is prophesizing economic catastrophe while we have the lowest unemployment in decades. TBQH I agree with claman in this. The successful technologies have been extensions of humans.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mcdonalds-kfc-panera-robot-employees-2018-6

@Tiberius I'll sleep on it, and come back to it later, I still feel like I have a point about automation, but I don't have like, the citations