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Why does the Anthropic ECON report assume that there will be more 'non knowledge' jobs with AI?

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In https://www.anthropic.com/institute/econ-scenarios , the report seems to suggest that there will be less knowledge jobs and more "other jobs". Why does it seem to exclude the advance of robotics along with AI and the automation of jobs such as sanitation worker, janitors, etc.? I feel like those…

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    Why does the Anthropic ECON report assume that there will be more 'non knowledge' jobs with AI?

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