human workers can team up with computers <\/strong>to perform better than either could do individually. <\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\nDespite these possibilities, it\u2019s likely that there will still be a net loss in employment, creating a \u201cuseless class\u201d of economically irrelevant workers.<\/strong> Some workers will be able to get training in a new set of skills, but technology will continue to change so rapidly that those new skills could also become obsolete a decade later. Even in fields that introduce human-computer teams, the computers may eventually perform so well that they no longer need their human partners. This volatility in the job market presents its own challenges, such as: <\/p>\n\n\n\n