I don't think so.
Someone has to build the robots and program the software. Based on the performance and durability of modern day electronics, the robots will have to be upgraded/replaced once a year. The software will undergo neverending revisions. Takes people to do that.
“Someone has to build the robots and program the software. Based on the performance and durability of modern day electronics, the robots will have to be upgraded/replaced once a year. The software will undergo neverending revisions. Takes people to do that.”
A handful of jobs at most.
Robots will build the robots.
A friend works in food automation. Him and 6 other guys fix all the machines at a large food prep plant over 3 shifts.
30% 0f the population is untrainable.
Wait in 10 years or less when 3.5 million long haul truckers lose their jobs to self driving trucks.