More than 30 percent of unemployed Americans say they’re not working because technology replaced them
More than 30 percent of unemployed Americans say they’re not working because technology replaced them. Oxford researchers predict machines could take half of all U.S. jobs in the next 20 years, but The Atlantic’s Derek Thompson thinks that projection may not go far enough. He joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his story “A World Without Work” in the publication's July issue.
