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To: jonrick46
The jobs robots will do, will be all kinds of jobs. Some "experts"(Gartner Technology Research, among others) estimate that 30% of all jobs will be taken over by robots by 2025, even more by 2050. The number of jobs created in the robotics industry won't be enough to offset the number of jobs eliminated, and many people just won't be capable of working in the robotics field anyway.

All this ties in very well with the left's agenda -- a "living wage" regardless of whether you work (and millions won't be able to work), reducing the "surplus" population, and networking literally everything together to better facilitate the monitoring of "dissent."

56 posted on 08/02/2015 5:18:58 AM PDT by Wyrd bið ful aræd (Exsurge, Domine, et judica causam tuam)
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To: Wyrd bið ful aræd

A am afraid that computer driven machines will become so intelligent that they will take jobs away from humans in a big way. Many of those jobs will be manufacturing jobs. What automation can do now is quite spectacular. Wait until artificial intelligence makes its impact. Artificial intelligence will detect when a malfunction occurs and determine the necessary fix. Artificial intelligence will do things we cannot imagine and will do them faster than what humans can do. What jobs will be available for humans will be quite demanding. If you are a human, you will be required to do a job task better than a machine to make it worth the company’s money. Such jobs will be quite demanding and, as I have seen, will be rendered obsolete with the latest technology. Humans will compete with machines and some day, all manufacturing will be done only with machines. I am not sure if humans will even repair the machines that malfunction.


64 posted on 08/02/2015 8:12:05 PM PDT by jonrick46 (The Left has a mental disorder: A totalitarian mindset..)
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