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Average is Over:
If your skills are a complement to the computer, your wage and labor market prospects are likely to be cheery.
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Whether it is through Siri, Google, or Wikipedia, there is now almost always a way to ask and – more importantly – a way to receive the answer in relatively digestible form.
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The future of technology is likely to illuminate the unsettling implications of how predictable we are…
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Average is Over:
Whether we like it or not, our sparring partners will use mechanized intelligence during their business contests.
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Machines do not put us out of work, as eventually machines create new jobs just as they destroy old ones.
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As intelligent-analysis machines become more powerful and more commonplace, the most obvious and direct beneficiaries will be the humans who are adept at working with computers…
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The ability to mix technical knowledge with solving real-world problems is the key, not sheer number-crunching or programming for its own sake.
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…making high earners feel better in just about every part of their lives will be a major source of job growth in the future.
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At some point it is hard to sell more physical stuff to high earners, yet there is usually just a bit more room to make them feel better.
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…when income and wealth disparities are pronounced, everyone who isn’t at the very top will be scrambling for the attention of those who are.
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