Which statement best describes how Autor might respond to the notion that robots will soon replace a majority of human workers? A

He would disagree, pointing out that automated systems still lack the ability to do many of the things that human employees are capable of doing.

B

He would agree that human workers are increasingly being replaced, but he would also say that only unskilled workers are at risk.

C

He would disagree based on his belief that technological innovation has reached its peak, and very few things are likely to be invented in the near future.

D

He would agree wholeheartedly, citing evidence that certain jobs traditionally done by highly skilled humans are increasingly being taken over by robots.

A . He would disagree, pointing out that automated systems still lack the ability to do many of the things that human employees are capable of doing.

Explanation:

In the experts’ debate on the topic "Will Computers Edge People Out Of Entire Careers?", the author David Kestenbaum presents the various opinions of experts on how robots had overtaken the employment world of humans. One of these experts is David Autor, an economics professor and associate head of the Department of Economics at MIT.

According to Autor, contrary to the popular belief that computers and software will replace the job opportunity of people, it will rather lead to more jobs. He disagreed with the notion that robots will replace the majority of human workers. Rather, he opines that they still lack the ability to do many of the things that humans are capable of doing.  

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