IBM has just announced a new initiative - they are calling it '"cognitive computing". They are looking to embed their Watson tech (which appears to be a proto-AI with learning ability) into the systems and solutions they sell.
Of course it's a sales pitch and probably over-hyped but think of the jobs and functions it is aimed at - basically all the 'female' make work activities that have been dressed up a jobs over the past 20 years or so.
If this delivers even half of what IBM is suggesting (and you can bet other companies are watching closely) this could end up being a major disruptor to the feminist master plan.
In a world where women have been taught that their only value is the job they do - to the point that very few have ANY skillset outside office drone - cognitive computing will at best commoditise their roles and at worse leave many with nothing that either men nor the working world want.
Of course it's a sales pitch and probably over-hyped but think of the jobs and functions it is aimed at - basically all the 'female' make work activities that have been dressed up a jobs over the past 20 years or so.
If this delivers even half of what IBM is suggesting (and you can bet other companies are watching closely) this could end up being a major disruptor to the feminist master plan.
In a world where women have been taught that their only value is the job they do - to the point that very few have ANY skillset outside office drone - cognitive computing will at best commoditise their roles and at worse leave many with nothing that either men nor the working world want.