Does automation create more jobs than it eliminates in the long run?
When my city introduced robots for warehouse sorting, the efficiency gains were undeniable, but so was the anxiety among workers. Does automation actually create more jobs than it eliminates in the long run, or are we just delaying the inevitable displacement? I've seen small businesses thrive with automation but also heard from older workers who struggle to retrain. Maybe the real question is not whether we should automate, but how we can automate responsibly without leaving people behind.