My argument for this as someone who works in the robotics automation field, is that we are striving to automate all of the most dangerous and labour intensive work that humans currently do (Such as construction which currently 3D Printing is seeking to solve and automate), also jobs that are inherently just "filling gaps" for the purposes of allowing a person a wage under the capitalist paradigm. Even jobs you believe people might want, are likely jobs people only do in the absence of something more meaningful. It has always been my belief that STEM careers should always be human driven as they represent the areas where the most innovation and imagination are derived, plus the arts/culture naturally alongside.
My argument for this as someone who works in the robotics automation field, is that we are striving to automate all of the most dangerous and labour intensive work that humans currently do (Such as construction which currently 3D Printing is seeking to solve and automate), also jobs that are inherently just "filling gaps" for the purposes of allowing a person a wage under the capitalist paradigm. Even jobs you believe people might want, are likely jobs people only do in the absence of something more meaningful. It has always been my belief that STEM careers should always be human driven as they represent the areas where the most innovation and imagination are derived, plus the arts/culture naturally alongside.