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Sorry to break into n exclusive Thread, but here Goes...

[Post 211]...That AI-employment scare - is probably the most revolutionary thing to hit the West since the Industrial Revolution, where a huge population shift was forced by economic necessity.

However, with jobs going to machines ( the Cloud, even!!! ), few will find an alternative as Companies turn to computers. Just how folks will finance their lives will be difficult - as Gov will cut Jobless welfare . . . . so after a year or two once the News is country-wide ( OR Earlier !!! ), a potential revolution will be on Politician's doorsteps. Companies will move their offices to avoid confrontation, so expect many businesses to be entirely On-Line ( except the "Lucky" box-shifters-packers on Zero-Hour contracts ), and there is the making for Turmoil the like we haven't seen.

One suspects Politicians will be pre-occupied with trivia like the crowds at Calais - to understand what lies ahead in every City, Town and English village. We won't count the "unemployed" of ~ 2-million - rather that number will be "The Employed" - and who will support the 70-million heads in the Kingdom?

Oh Deary.

Hangon - the last thing this (or any other thread) be should be, is "n exclusive thread" - please post away - I just happen to like tech, cars .. TVs etc.

But of course you are right - there has been no mention of how all of "us people at leisure" will fund our very existence with the advent of the "machines".