"원하는 것이 바뀔 뿐" AI로 사라진다는 수많은 직업들 하지만 인간의 노동은 사라지는 게 아니라 늘어날 것이다 늘 그래왔듯이 #몰아볼교양

MC Defconn, Professor Lee Dae-han of the Department of Life Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University, Professor Jang Hong-je of the Department of Chemistry at Kwangwoon University, and science communicator Hangseong meet with Professor Lee Sang-wook of the Department of Philosophy at Hanyang University to examine the relationship between the advancement of science and technology and labor. On May 1st, Labor Day, the first question scientists faced was, "How much do you work a day?" However, the answer they all received was "more than 10 hours." Since the Haymarket Affair 140 years ago, people have been clamoring for an "8-hour workday," yet the daily working hours of scientists are by no means short... Science and technology have advanced so much, yet why are we still so busy? To answer this question, science philosopher Professor Lee Sang-wook revisited his hobby of science. When asked, "What is the greatest scientific technology that has reduced humanity's working hours?", chemist Professor Jang Hong-je cited "gunpowder," while astronomer Hangseong chose "clocks." However, Professor Lee Sang-wook’s answer was unexpectedly "water technology"?! What exactly is the relationship between water and working hours? From washing machines, PCs, and ATMs to artificial intelligence! Science and technology have undoubtedly made work easier, yet strangely enough, human labor has not diminished easily. It is said that household labor did not decrease even after washing machines became widespread... What is the reason for this? Is it that science and technology ultimately cannot reduce human labor? If so, can artificial intelligence completely replace human labor? From the future of jobs transformed by AI to whether humans can truly be happy in a world without labor, questions worth thinking more deeply about on Labor Day will unfold on this broadcast. Can science and technology liberate humans from labor? #EBS #Algoeism #ScienceAsHobbies #Science #Study #Labor #Work #Defconn #LeeDaehan #JangHongje #Hangseong #LeeSangwook #Technology #Philosophy #Water #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Jobs 📺Broadcast Information 📌Program Title: Science As Hobbies - Labor and Science, Why Have We Become Busier? 📌Broadcast Date: May 1, 2026