Reducing the automation of jobs
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:46 pm
The General Assembly:
Recognising the great advancements in the fields of robotics, automation and artificial intelligence,
Understanding that many new technological advances could lead to the irrelevance of many human occupations and forms of labour,
Realizing that many of these new technologies will not create jobs sufficient to replace those they have made irrelevant,
Emphasizing with those who's line of work has been totally automated and have been left with no purpose in life and no means to support themselves or their families,
Further recognizing that over-automation of work leads to the concentration of wealth in a few individuals and thus boosts inequality,
Hereby mandates that All nations levy a 70% tax on all artificial machines which have displaced current jobs and use that money to:
1) Support the lives of those who have been displaced.
2) Create financial incentives for companies to use human workers.
Recognising the great advancements in the fields of robotics, automation and artificial intelligence,
Understanding that many new technological advances could lead to the irrelevance of many human occupations and forms of labour,
Realizing that many of these new technologies will not create jobs sufficient to replace those they have made irrelevant,
Emphasizing with those who's line of work has been totally automated and have been left with no purpose in life and no means to support themselves or their families,
Further recognizing that over-automation of work leads to the concentration of wealth in a few individuals and thus boosts inequality,
Hereby mandates that All nations levy a 70% tax on all artificial machines which have displaced current jobs and use that money to:
1) Support the lives of those who have been displaced.
2) Create financial incentives for companies to use human workers.