Raw LLM Responses

I don't think Jimmy understand where we are atm in technology. The problems discussed are what is usually mentioned as "infancy problems". For instance, if you work with CNC machines, and install a new machine, or even new cutting tools, it takes some time to fix minor quirks. In robotics and automation, this is the same thing happening, it takes time to have all the moving parts to work autonomously, the programming is a bit more than using microsoft tools to create some nifty graphics. Within 20 years, most jobs we take for granted today will be gone, simple as that. Do some research Jimmy, you'll be surprised about just how many fields are affected by this. I have to give you some credit for mentioning Friedman wanting a form of UBI (Unconditional Basic Income, might want to check that out as well as a concept) through negative income tax returns. Finland has recently launched a pilot project about this, since there's no question about it, sooner or later, jobs as we know them will be gone, and to keep up capitalisms ethos of supply and demand, you have to have someone able to buy your products. You should really do a segment about this, since i think everyone should begin to take this seriously. Hell, even Nick Hanauer have spoken about this, and he consider himself an anarcho-capitalist.