She imagined herself, at least to some extent, as someone who would be spending her time doing something creative, something unique, sort of painting a masterpiece I guess. Instead, she ended up altogether different. It's fine when you do it for 3x5mins, but tough when you do it 12-14 hours per day. Another appropriate image to describe how her life turned out, would have been the lady from the Anvil ad. But then again, her headaches were a different kind, one that no pill would cure or give relief to.

A Pew Research Foundation study examining the future of work and job training found a belief among some experts that artificial intelligence and automation threaten not just millions of jobs, but also the future of capitalism. Released Wednesday, the non-scientific study titled "The Future of Jobs and Jobs Training" is the seventh in an eight-part "Future of the Internet" study being conducted by the Pew Research Center and Elon University. More than 1,400 AI researchers, tech experts, professors, startup CEOs, and members of the general public responded to the survey. Respondents include leaders from companies like Google and Microsoft and educators from MIT, Harvard, and other universities, as well as a mix of other people interested in AI and the future of work. Tech experts include computer scientists and AI researchers but also people from internet governance groups, futurists, and startup founders.