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Compensating the victims of automation is economically beneficial.

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A LessWrong post argues that compensating people whose jobs are automated away would be economically beneficial, saying software developers, artists and mathematicians are among the roles already at risk.

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“It is likely that we see a wave of jobs automated away in the coming years. Already software developers, artists and mathematicians are standing at the precipice, and other careers are sure to follow.”
LessWrong, 29 Oct 2026, 06:19.

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