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And hospitals. men don't have any other full-time work other than driving that causes massive social. a lot of people on disability. a lot of people on unemployment there are going to be social ramifications. again ask you the same question a third time. again, who is thinking about that? >> so right now i don't have a good answer. again, this is why we wrote the book is to sort of basic highlight it's coming sooner than you think. >> right. >> going to happen in the next decade and it's something that we have to start thinking about. what happens when these jobs but also, you know, i want to ...

It's not helping the poor you know that because you live in the upper east side. >> rent control is a small program at this time at this point. only people who have been in the apartment basically before 1947? or rent stabilized. >> average household and rent stabilized is earthquake about 30, 32,000 a year. it's not the rich. there is not one apartment that's been built since 1974, under rent stabilization. where the landlord developer said i want to be in the program. they don't have to be. they chose to be. to get a tax reduction. >> right. so the public is subsidizing. this you know as wel...

And cirrhosis and obesity and slow forms of suicide that accompany mass unemployment. that doesn't concern you too. >> it is a concern. bigger picture is what we're seeing is artificial intelligence, automation, robotics is sort of taking away jobs in the more general path. not just in driving but, in factories and we will see that happening more and more. so the big question is what do we do balancing automation, artificial intelligence, which increase productivity per se. how do we balance that with job loss? >> exactly. >> that's a very important question. that's a question that weç need ...

Apartment in new york city who is not rich. it's not helping the poor you know that because you live in the upper east side. >> rent control is a small program at this time at this point. only people who have been in the apartment basically before 1947? or rent stabilized. >> average household and rent stabilized is earthquake about 30, 32,000 a year. it's not the rich. there is not one apartment that's been built since 1974, under rent stabilization. where the landlord developer said i want to be in the program. they don't have to be. they chose to be. to get a tax reduction. >> right. so the...

And cirrhosis and obesity and slow forms of suicide that accompany mass unemployment. that doesn't concern you too. >> it is a concern. bigger picture is what we're seeing is artificial intelligence, automation, robotics is sort of taking away jobs in the more general path. not just in driving but, in factories and we will see that happening more and more. so the big question is what do we do balancing automation, artificial intelligence, which increase productivity per se. how do we balance that with job loss? >> exactly. >> that's a very important question. that's a question that weç need ...