BY JIM HIGHTOWER Industrial automatons have been on the march for years, devouring the middle-class job opportunities of factory workers. But this time is different. If you think your family’s future is safe because you don’t rely on factory work, think again. Rapid advances in AI have already turned yesterday’s science fiction into today’s brave new “creative destruction” – the constant churn of economic and cultural innovations that destroy existing ways of doing things. A […]
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