Ask HN: How will agents change our theories of labor?
Our theories of labor are largely predicated on the idea that labor is performed by humans.
As more tasks are delivered by agents, how will our thinking about labor change? Will it not change very much, with working alongside (or for) agents become commonplace? Will we have to redefine labor to apply to machines? Do existing labor theories still even apply?
As more tasks are delivered by agents, how will our thinking about labor change? Will it not change very much, with working alongside (or for) agents become commonplace? Will we have to redefine labor to apply to machines? Do existing labor theories still even apply?