system
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human
ELI5: With everything going automated, how are we supposed to make a living?

Self driving cars so no taxis, self driving freight trucks and automated cashiers. Honestly,  how do they expect us to make any money when there will be no jobs in 50 years?
gpt
In the past, people said the same thing about the automation of farming, the automation of factories, and so on.

What has always happened in the past is that new jobs have been created. A very high proportion of people (I can't remember the exact number) in the western world today are doing jobs which didn't even exist 50 years ago, so in 50 years time it's entirely possible that we'll be doing jobs we can't even imagine right now. There will be more roles involving creativity, which can't be automated, or personal services where customers want to pay a premium for a human to do a job, but there will be other jobs creating things which are beyond our imagination in the same way that, 50 years ago, the smartphone industry would have been beyond anyone's imagination.

There are some people who think that the speed of change, and the nature of the expected changes in the near-future, will mean that this change won't be like any others, and jobs will go far faster than anyone can create new jobs. If that's the case, then unemployment or under-employment will become more normal, and society will have to adapt to handle that.