Lol, do they have any thoughts on their finance industry? Almost like a cutthroat, zero-sum, profit ahead of everything isn't a healthy basis? Pretending it's new is disingenuous, but maybe they feel they at least have a chance to affect this having given up on other more developed industries?
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The finance industry be shaking in their boots. They know when the machines take over labour, they screwed.
Sure, Goldman Sachs just announced they're reducing new grad hires by 75%
Sounds great right?
What Goldman does, others do.
What happens when everyone reduces their new grad hires by 25%?