For how much longer will "traditional" factory jobs exist?
For how much longer will "traditional" factory jobs exist?
Benjamin Cox
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Levi Gonzalez
Not long. Replace line workers with a few technicians to hang around for repairs and maintenance. I don't know what else would be left after that.
Mason Allen
>a few technicians to hang around
What for? Just get a robot to do the repairs
William Watson
Forever, unless you solve third world poverty
Luke Barnes
until robots become capable of autonomous grasping and manipulation, while becoming cheap to purchase and program.
Luis Ramirez
Another soul crushing job.
Blake Wood
10-15 years is my guess at least for developed countries.
Lincoln Hughes
My guess is that traditional manufacturing jobs will transition into artisan making of luxury goods for the ballooning hyper-rich class. As always, the unskilled and unmotivated will be fucked.
Josiah Mitchell
that looks very difficult for a robot to do.
Hudson Walker
the moment robots become cheaper than manual labour, thanks to the third world that will never be the case
Brody Roberts
They are literally already phasing workers out with robots in China and they get paid like $5 a day.
Nathaniel Brooks
>muh robots
Not going to happen.
If it can't be done with a dedicated machine it will be done by hand.
Robots are too slow, it's cheaper to hire a couple of 3rd worlders.
Adam James
In the future, the A.I. overlord replaces work with buttons to keep people occupied.
Lincoln Lee
>They are literally already phasing workers out with robots in China and they get paid like $5 a day.
source?
Henry Smith
What kind of power cords are they making
Xavier Anderson
The ones that is used in every ATX power supply ever made and well before that.
Andrew Nelson
They were shipped to shenzhen years ago
Nathaniel Green
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Not sure about his 5 dollars a day part
Jeremiah Anderson
Ryder Clark
Productivity is so low in third world countries that it makes sense
Carter Carter
not everyone can or will buy robots. they will exist for a while.
Thomas Phillips
Over 2030, robots don't need be humanoid just more advance machines, inside PCB brain with some DSP algorithms will be SoC high performance with deep learning algorithms.