So do we all agree that the next wave of automation will leave hundreds of millions without a job?
So do we all agree that the next wave of automation will leave hundreds of millions without a job?
Caleb Wood
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Blake Torres
One day when automation reaches peak efficiency and saturates the manufacturing sector, yes. But that is several decades away, dipshit.
Aiden Powell
No previous wave of automation caused that so I'm going with: no
Angel Reyes
No?
Automation is still expensive in some areas.
You would go bankrupt if you used CNC for simple parts, for example.
Matthew Jenkins
Learn to code
Jeremiah Torres
supply would go way over demand and unemployed people can't buy your shit, doesn't matter how many robots you own
Parker Reyes
>do we all agree
No, kys.
Blake Edwards
What do you think babby?
Liam Wright
>just become an engineer bro
>you can't automate away engineers
Funny how engineers are so full of themselves that they believe this even though doctors and lawyers aren't even safe.
Alexander Mitchell
are we seriously doing this again
this is like the third time in 2 weeks.
Ethan Nelson
someone's gotta design and build those robots bro
Julian Ortiz
Designing complex, logical things will probably be one of the first things to get automated
Leo Walker
This, until you realize that even your CPU was almost entirely designed automatically by a software
Nathaniel Richardson
Yes, soon frogposting will be automated and you'll become useless
Carson Jones
hmm
Ryder Edwards
where is the UBI, lads
Wyatt Powell
Imagine being this deluded. You think we are advanced enough to give command "design a robot that transports and assembles small items looking this this:" and your computer will spit out a robot design planned all the way until the last electrical and mechanical part?
Zachary Johnson
It's coming. No one wants favelas.
Luis Green
Almost.
You should look up how they design new CPUs.
They're working on 2000 layers of abstraction with a software and have absolutely no clue about what is actually going on when the machine starts producing it.
Owen Jenkins
It could happen with AI.
Adrian Williams
Umm...yes? It's coming in 5-10 years.
Levi Morgan
no, jobs in the current societal system have little to do with necessity
Carson Thompson
I was thinking more of bigger mechanical parts and not microelectronics. A system that connects multiple machines.
Samuel Brooks
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This is the sort of thing that will design factories