Daniel Susskind : 3 myths about the future of work (and why they're not true)

Daniel Susskind
3 myths about the future of work (and why they're not true)  (transcript)
Summary
Is it okay?
What you believe about the future of work is not true and those are three things.

Machines only displace human beings from their work. 1)

The tasks of driving a car and making a medical diagnosis are done better by humans. 2)

People feel guilty for being more productive because they will take away the work of another man.3)

Why aren't they true?

Machines not only substitute for human beings from their work but also complement them in other tasks and make them more valuable and important. 1)

Now, a system which can tell you whether you are cancer or not as accurately as doctors. It means that machines do many works that you think that people only do. 2)

More productive by using machines leads to falling prices off, rising demand and increasing a hiring possibility. 3)

The speaker said once more wny those are not true.
It's because we, our side that is human, believe those myths.
We don't understand that by cooperating with machines, new jobs and demand will be increasing, however, the work that people do withers away.

However, it means that our traditional mechanism disappears. If we can think in very different ways, we can enjoy our life with a light work and with much time.

Words in this story
vanguard /noun/ advance-troops
constraint /noun/  restriction, limitation, curb, control
fallacy /noun/  misconception, misbelief, delusion, mistaken
complement /noun/ a thing that completes or brings to perfection.  addition, supplement