No, it doesn't lead to a lost in meaning, it will even make life easier and better as lesser human efforts are needed for work, just like the in the picture I shared in a comment above in this threadcast.
People use it even when they try to avoid it. Everyone has a mobile these days. By default, they have the ability to ride the wave of telecommunications, as an example.
Definitely yes, the crisis is starting already, only those who upgrade their skills in AI related technology will remain relevant in the job market.
That is true there will be job losses.
But does that lead to a loss in meaning?
No, it doesn't lead to a lost in meaning, it will even make life easier and better as lesser human efforts are needed for work, just like the in the picture I shared in a comment above in this threadcast.
That is my view too although a lot seem to think that people will lose meaning if they lose their jobs.
Everyone will eventually find where they belong in the technology era. If you can't beat them, you join them. That's settled everything. Lol
People use it even when they try to avoid it. Everyone has a mobile these days. By default, they have the ability to ride the wave of telecommunications, as an example.
Cant avoid it.
Some people use to see the television as an evil thing, but today everyone has a TV in their homes.
That's right, no one can avoid the use of technology no matter how they try.
I don't think so... People will bounce back!
I agree. I dont think most people derive meaning from their work. Most hate their jobs since they are actually paid drudgery.