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If the U.S. unemployment doesn't exceed 30% due to AI before 2040, which of these will be major reasons why?
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15%
AI capabilities aren't good enough to automate a significant fraction of currently-existing jobs
39%
Legislation is implemented to mitigate job losses due to AI
8%
Computer Chip Supply chains are so constrained the marginal cost of making more chips exceeds the marginal cost of labor
21%
There is enough demand for jobs that require "human touch" (like therapists or sex workers) that the bulk of the population is able to find work despite losing their old occupations
8%
Intelligence is cheap, but robotics is expensive enough for it to be infeasible for AI to manual labor jobs
8%
People leave the workforce entirely due to receiving some sort of UBI after AI automates nearly every job, resulting in no surging unemployment

Resolves N/A if the threshold is in fact exceeded

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