Meet Tally: The Grocery Stocking Robot About To Eradicate 1,000's Of Minimum Wage Jobs
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Your opinions on this ?
How will governments react in future when automatization will take over ?
Samuel Price
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Gabriel Perry
Snowflake pipe dream... magical robots
Luis Diaz
With any luck they'll kill us all and release us from this prison planet hell on earth
Next?
Adrian Richardson
>prison continent hell on earth
Jayden Mitchell
Poor people should starve already. This bot will expedite the inevitable process.
Angel Cox
for some its hell ,for others its heaven
oh really ?
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Alexander Nguyen
Posting from a containment board from a containment country from a containment planet from what's probably a containment universe.
That's high level shit.
Carson Taylor
>How will governments react
They will declare martial law and expel all the illegals who either border hopped or overstayed their visa, because low wage slaves will no longer be necessary, and the presence of non-citizen illegals creates unnecessary political instability.
Jackson Richardson
i don't get it. it checks shit but how does it stock shit
Brayden Miller
It can't scan products that don't have the barcode in the front, ie = all products. Even if packages were adaptated, the product could still be turned on the wrong side by customers when they put something down.
It can't fill the shelves with products, it can't carry products.
Tl; dr : it's an useless piece of shit that isn't of any threat for jobs
Wyatt Morales
>robot that can do 1 thing quickly
its only as effective as the people who run it
Brayden Smith
>low wage slaves will no longer be necessary
They aren't necessary now
The only reason they're being pushed is because they will vote left for gibs
As long as democrats have a voice in this country low wage slaves will always exist
Europe will go full communist though, where they'll force 30 people for 1 shit job
Levi Torres
it can work with tags or something that dont need facing i suppose
Leo Morales
print the code on all sides
i just didn't see it doing actual stocking
Jordan Barnes
That robot just scans and says what needs to be stocked/fixed it seems. It does not actually stock the items.
Matthew Nguyen
It doesn't actually do the physical stocking. It's a stock auditor. It will essentially tell an employee to bring shit from the back to the front, or to push product up to the diamond holes on the shelves.
I'm curious about the entirety of its store audit system. Is it just checking to make sure there's product there and it's properly placed. Or is it scanning every single product on the shelf individually and running against/generating inventory numbers. It could be a good tool for shrink.
Andrew Reed
In America the product number for everything is with the price below the item so you can scan it with your phone. The robot probably checks that rather than the item itself. Pic related.
Nathan Collins
it can definitely replace 1 worker maybe if the store is big enough
Michael Torres
Either by devoting lots of resources to controlling a starving population out of work or UBI
Jordan Lewis
Issue to that is customers putting items where they don't belong. And how would it know if it needed stocked it it didn't scan the items themselves?