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avatar 1: Heeey there! howdy! howdy! and Welcome back to EGreenNews!
can you even believe we're diving headfirst into people and automation?
avatar 2 : Hellou hellou, yesss, so today we will chat about what MIT economist David Autor says about automation and jobs. He argues that just focusing on exposure misses the nuances of how experts and nonexperts experience task shifts. right?
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avatar 2: That’s interesting. What’s an example he gives?
avatar 1: Well, he asks: Who’s more at risk of being replaced by automation—a crossing guard or an air traffic controller? Both prevent collisions, but only the air traffic controller needs years of specialized training.
avatar 2: Right, so an air traffic controller could do a crossing guard’s job, but not the other way around.
avatar 1: Exactly. And while the crossing guard’s work is basically untouched by automation, the air traffic controller’s tools are getting more automated to reduce human error.
avatar 2: So what’s the answer? Is automation always bad for jobs?
avatar 1: Autor says it’s nuanced. He challenged the idea that automation exposure just means job loss. He said, “Exposure is not a very useful term. Is it the case that if you’re exposed, you’re hosed?”
avatar 2: So what does he mean by that?
avatar 1: He points to Uber. Wages for taxi drivers stagnated, but employment actually rose 249% from 2000 to 2020 because automation lowered the barrier to entry.
avatar 2: Interesting. So automation can sometimes increase jobs?
avatar 1: Yes, but it depends. In contrast, proofreaders saw wages rise but job numbers decline as automation removed simpler tasks and added expert ones, making the role more specialized.
avatar 2: So proofreading became more about helping people write, not just spell-checking?
avatar 1: Exactly. Autor says automation both replaces and augments expertise—it depends on whether rote tasks are removed and expert ones added, and how specialized a role becomes.
avatar 2: How did he actually study this?
avatar 1: He tracked the addition and removal of tasks in job descriptions from 1977 to 2018, alongside shifts in wages and employment. He used Zipf’s law and the efficient coding hypothesis to distinguish expert and nonexpert jobs.
avatar 2: That sounds technical. How does that work?
avatar 1: Basically, he looked at how jargon words—like “LLM” or “GPT”—start as expert terms but become common over time. He used this to separate expert and nonexpert words in job descriptions.
avatar 2: So what did he find about how automation affects jobs?
avatar 1: For jobs that gained inexpert tasks but lost expertise, wages declined—like with Uber. More people could do the job, so it became less specialized.
avatar 2: And what about the opposite?
avatar 1: For jobs that lost inexpert tasks but gained expert ones, employment went down but wages rose. Like proofreaders—simple tasks went away, but new expert tasks were added.
avatar 2: So expertise is like a supply change?
avatar 1: Right. When expertise falls, it’s a reduction in barriers. When expertise requirements rise, it’s an increase in barriers.
avatar 2: What about routine versus abstract tasks?
avatar 1: Autor used a large language model to classify tasks: abstract (creativity, reasoning), routine (repetitive rules), and manual (physical effort). He found that 64.5% of removed tasks were routine, and 75.6% of added tasks were abstract.
avatar 2: So jobs with lots of routine tasks in 1977 had fewer by 2018?
avatar 1: Yes. In some jobs, losing routine tasks led to lower wages. In others, it increased specialization and pay.
avatar 2: So what’s the takeaway?
avatar 1: Autor says automation both replaces experts and augments expertise. It depends on what kind of tasks are removed or added, and whether expertise is still in demand.
avatar 2: And focusing only on exposure misses the point?
avatar 1: Exactly. Experts can do nonexpert work if displaced, but not the other way around. The key is whether expertise can transfer or gets stranded in a routine domain.
avatar 2: What about AI’s impact?
avatar 1: Autor says his framework can’t fully predict AI’s effects yet, since his data ends in 2018—before tools like ChatGPT became widely used. But he thinks AI could help nonexperts access skills they previously lacked.
avatar 2: So in the best case, AI lets more people do expert tasks?
avatar 1: Yes. “In the good scenario, AI enables more people to do more expert tasks,” he said. “Now that’s not good for experts, but it’s good for a lot of other people.”
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*Avatar 2:* So, what’s the takeaway from all this?
*Avatar 1:* Well, as a quick recap, remember to always make learning a priority, keep exploring, and connect with fellow learners like Hugi Hernandez and the founders of Egreenews, Mmm, who knows, maybe you can find them on the web or LinkedIn. But anyways, please, always remember to be good with yourself.
*Avatar 2:* So, bye for now, and we hope to see you next time!
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