Amazon's Robotic Empire: Jeff Bezos' Smart Warehouses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2020
- A 200,000 strong robotic empire is running Amazon's warehouses. From rolling robots, to robotic arms - they all work together in Amazon's smart warehouse system.
This documentary video takes a look at the automation technology working inside of Amazon's fulfilment centers. We'll take a look at the different kinds of robots Amazon has working for them, and the future tech the management are working on - to make the human workers work more efficiently like the robots.
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Amazon's City of the Future
To see how this smart warehouse tech will help build Amazon's city of the future, have a look at my other video here:
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Other topics in the video include:
• How Jeff Bezos and Amazon first started their robotic empire
• The annual challenge that Amazon hosts to help develop the challenging picking and packing robot - that could one day replace the humans
• The robotic vest that human workers wear with sensors that tell the robots humans are nearby
• Video footage taking a tour around the robotic warehouse
• And what is in store for the future of Amazon when it comes to expanding their robotic empire, and building smart cities of the future
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Love the way Amazon calling their employees "humans".
@@matthewschwer1152 no employer care for workers wake up go to worke do your job eat go home 'repit
Every company of any size has a "Human Resources" department.
The human league
@@matthewschwer1152 it’s hard to believe with BeZos enormous wealth his attitude about those under him is still the same.
They call you human "capital" for a reason
One day they'll have robots watching this video...
That's called TH-cam algorithm
One day democrats will be turning your trimmer into a registered voter.
Hahaha
@@generaltech512 one day you might realise there is no real distinction between a Republican and Democrat. You're both being exploited by a system that benefit the creators of the system disproportionately.
It's time to heal friend. Stop hating and start cooperating.
@@jake4101 ok, zoomer.
2000 : Hey, see Robot.
2050 : Hey, see Humans.
2000 : Hey, see Robot.
2050 : Hey, see Humans.
2000 : Hey, see Robot.
2050 : Hey, see Cyborgs.
I used to work at ones of those fulfilment centers ... Pretty cool and futuristic with all those robots running around
This whole video feels like an Amazon warehouse worker orientation film.
Future is gonna look nothing like we can imagine
To tell the truth, I don't want that future that will benefit Bezos and the likes. The world of service industry full of lazy people.
What I want to see is space exploration and colonization of Mars but this field is not as lucrative as entertainment and service industries.
@Ahmed Deq Nope, I'm saying his consumers are lazy.
@@cascadengineering but spacex is doing a lot of work to colonize Mars
Yes
@@hyperninja8129 Right, but they don't have enough funding and there should be competition.
We need a dozen of Elon Musks to make it happen sooner. The fact that the guy left aerospace industry and is now working on Amazon's moving boxes is hilarious. That's not a challenge for a true engineer and nothing to be proud of.
Back in the 90s, I read a news item that said that Amazon was a pie-in-the-sky premise and that predicted that it was doomed to collapse financially. Conclusion: ignore doom-sayers.
"Fulfilment centre" sounds like a term a major corporation would use for their dystopian workplaces...oh wait.
Sounds like the script out of blade runner...”you have been chosen to be fulfilled” aka renewed 😳
@@toddhurdon2016 man it would be crazy if an Apparatus of just a select few mega-corporations had a complete profile for billions of people, oh wait...
Another brilliant video, man I love this channel.. congrats on 100k subscribers! Well deserved, and here's to 200k!
I feel bad for the humans working who have to keep up with robotics now
I've heard a few people say the work environment is overwhelming.
woah this is a high quality video. this channel is a hidden gem. this channel should have millions of subscribers.
All I can say to anyone who reads this is to educate yourself so highly that you never have to settle for something as undignified as working in an Amazon fulfilment centre.
Education isn't good enough. They want you to be liberal or not be woke
@Sounder its a fulfillment center, not really a warehouse. At an Amazon Fulfillment center we get all the products from varying companies that want to sell at the Amazon site we process, stow, pick, package and deliver it to a delivery station warehouse. The fulfillment center fulfills orders hence the name. The Deliver stations are called warehouses since all they do it store the packages and them send them out to customers the next day.
the only undignified thing is your words
@@thegreatken2073 , it houses wares, therefore a warehouse
@Sounder I’m a fulfillment Associate
The Amazon warehouse I work at recently started using these and they were awful for weeks. They never worked right and every day that ive worked with them, theres always delays and issues. It took me hours with them to do what I would normally be able to do without them in 30 mins. They've finally started to work a lot better now but it didn't seem so hopeful at first
This is just a test phase to collect data after you help Amazon to do all that you will home after thy made billions and paying you pennies
Maybe they can use a robot to bring their workers a cup of coffee.
Coffee decreases bladder capacity, thus precious time might be lost.
Vic Šil
I know. I dislike the tone of this commercial. It is selling how great things are for customers because of robots. But the employees are also potential customers, too. And they are people, just like the customers are. What is good for employees is good for everyone, because we are all in the same communities, these are our neighbors, our family members, our friends.
If they can create a superior system for delivering packages, they can also use that ingenuity to make the jobs better, too.
And everyone knows you need to have breaks, and coffee is a stimulant that improves alertness and concentration, which should lead to better performance and fewer mistakes.
You can't, and shouldn't, treat people like robots. It's a mistake in judgement for them.
@@ideoformsun5806 well said. I think I saw people complaining that they have to walk a lot in the warehouses while pushing carts. Well, No more complaints with bad boys right here.
I see what you mean here, but somehow it feels that they're being treated OK! It's like working in a factory. The pay is OK, work is simple but hard. You do the same robot task all day. Humans are only employed there because evolution has given us these amazing hands.
Nevertheless, i always agree that we should treat people with respect and dignity and give them fair conditions.
Vic Šil
They could use the robots to transport the people to bathrooms and breaks, and to and from their work area when they arrive and leave.
I wonder how hard it would be to just put a chair on one of the robots pictured here.
at this rate, humans would be bringing a cup of oil to the bots.
Congratulations on 100k subscribers!
technology moves as fast as I go to the store for beer
i tend to think so - some of the most labor intensive tasks at amazon is picking and stowing - amazon has tried to automate this for at least a decade and still don't seem any closer
Stop
Oh it's you again. The 20. How nice
@@nwodefier2501 So it's me again. Glad you know us😉😂
@@20_percent oh I don't know you at all. I only saw your specific username before. Commenting on a different world tech empire site. Technocracy will fall and burn. Just know I ain't your foe.
This is how Amazon is shaping the future of e-commerce buisness...
Yes, I remember the Dispatch car, I saw a guy testing it on the streets of San Francisco, the cute car was driving by it self and the guy was just walking behind it, I asked him what it was for and he said, “at some point it will deliver goods to people’s home” I asked his name but don’t remember it, that was in 2016...
and when I saw Amazon show their “scout” I was like I know that little car, and in fact that is the dispatch delivery car...
congrats on 100K !! love your vids
Great video!
Very informative and captivating. Keep it up, Venture City!
I'm an Uber driver and it's almost the opposite things going on the Uber AI assigns the job to the nearest driver, pick up passenger and the AI watches me and tracks me and directs me where to go and where to drop off the passenger. I think this is the future of a lot of jobs, it will be a synchronicity of partnership between man and machine. I mean look at just about all sector, even in medicine surgery is done with a doctor controlling robotic arms. Teachers use a cruriculum that is assigned and tracked by computers that determine which student is where and how to push them to achieve further
Time is near when you are about to make an amazon order and just realize that its already in your shelf!
Then find that you have already paid for it.
Or when you wanted to go vote and hey, you already did! Even tho you may have died the day before. Cheers lol
Or you want to order something but they won't ship it because they know you are going to send it back :p
@@sverduijn1 are they know your dead
Subscribed! Amazing videos!
awesome video as always
keep it up!
My son went from working hard on a hay farm to being a package driver for Amazon for one dollar more an hour. He loved it at first but that love quickly wore off. As he kept making his delivery time goals each week, they kept pushing him more and more without any bonuses. It was never good enough. He was working 12 hour shifts. He was exhausted, going up flights up stairs carrying packages daily.
The better he was, they more they worked him until he completely gave out. Once he tripped on a step and he was terrified to tell management so he wouldn't get yelled at n get a mark against him or get fired. I cleaned his elbow and super glued his elbow skin together and put butterfly stitches on it send sent him back to work.
A year later, after 2 years of no raises, tighter goals to meet, no recognition for safety, and reaching his goals, he gave up n quit.Km
5 months ago
Why was he there so long smh
Cool story.
@@gamereactz Not a story, someone's life, time, energy, someone's work that enables another man to go to space for himself and the chosen few, and offer some meat off leftover bones as pay.
Not enough meat to eat or live just enough not to starve to death.
Not a story, someone's life.
Yea we like to call that the American Way, Manifest Destiny, or the Trail of Tears. My Favorite the History of Christianity. It's all we know how to do, get rich on the backs of others then call it progress.
@@BlackShogun1 there too lazy and slow to do it themselves thats why
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However EU and UK plan to tax robots, as the Governments won't be getting wage taxes from the employees not hired.
Ingenious!
Netherlands was the first to do such in 2019.
UK Government are looking at the idea.
Citizens: “Raise the minimum wage!”
Bezos:
Too perfect. I was watching it all in slow motion. Having worked for Amazon we already knew they had some robots for our functions but short sighted people agitated by unions couldn’t allow their greed to be quelled. Now they’ve effectively priced themselves out of the market
Sounds like that money will be going to robots and their development. All those minimum wage workers demanding a raise will be out of a job. When a robot can work 24/365, no breaks, no healthcare cost, no sick or maternity leave. It makes sense for him not to invest in humans.
@@christopherbastas934 indeed. Unfortunately a lot of folks in USA have an inflated sense of self worth. Often their value is less than the wage paid but some have been convinced that the ‘extra pay’ will be taken directly from the owner’s account. Obviously that is not how it works
The state and federal govt controls the minimum wage, not Bezos.
Is jealousy and hate is your real motive given 1 out of 4 Americans employed work in jobs that pay less than $10 per hour and Amazon pays warehouse workers $15 minimum an hour?
@@sneakthieve I agree with you. Most of those people don’t have educations and they expect to get paid like everyone. I can’t wait fir him to have robots to deliver so ppl will stop complaining
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If Robots of AMAZON do everything from A to Z in handling commodities Packing, labeling and delivering, will it not result in Jobs loss? Our Country is already experiencing Job loss due to Pandemics of Covid19. Honourable Minister Mr. K.Taraka Rao announced AMAZON's investment of Rs. 20,761 crores in Hyderabad toward Amazon Web Services(AWS). Will this results in job opportunities?
For it
no. AWS DCs are fully automated.
Humans are inefficent and therefore their jobs should be taken away and given to robots. Robots do not need to urinate or get tired, so they are superior. And u do not need to pay them.
I would never imagine that in 2020 you need this huge west with equipment to be detected by robot. Looks like something from 1960.
conngrats
keep it onnn.
Thank you
Amazon is going to create a monopoly in e- commerce
😁
Have a look at Ocado in the UK. It's quite impressive as well.
@@r3dp1ll ya you are right , but it is mostly focused on grocery and all.
That is unlikely, since Walmart and Ebay are better! Items on Amazon are usually higher than Ebay!
@@nightlightabcd ya but they are not spread every corner of the world like in india .
@@ramkumarsingh8439 True
Amazon HR Department: we’d like to hire your hand.
Interviewee: Just my hand?
Amazon: Yes, because that’s all we need.[with apologies to Howard Wolowizard]
Amazing
I like how he refers to the workers as humans. For some reason it gave me a feeling of being on the outside of humanity, looking in.
2:42 his straw is in the cup upside down
Reminds me of a twilight zone episode.
Beautiful
You got me at ‘make humans more robotic’.
Amazon hired 250,000 net new employees last quarter...that’s 2,800 per day 🤯
soon they won't be needing them
“Come help us make enough money to make robots to replace you”
@@sexyyxes3101 It's funny. Someday robots will be doing our jobs. The jobs that created money for us to buy. If robots are doing our jobs. Then we the people don't have the money to buy the products or services. So I guess we all own robots, they go out and do the jobs and we collect the money that they earn??? I believe that's call slavery. Life is a circle.
@@gimcrack555 and the robots will outsmart us as ai becomes more advanced sooner or later they will revolt and terminates us and keep some of us as slaves
Wonder if they count robots as employees
Is it just me or does Bezos look like Dr Evil in the title pic
Bezos is even building something deep inside the interior of a mountain, like the secret volcano lair of Dr Evil. Its a 10000 year clock, not a deadly weapon of mass destruction, but still the similarities are there.
Dr Evil is a stupid movie. And yes he looks like, he is a human being, they tend to look alike.
I keep thinking Lex Luthor
Why would you defend him
Thanks to the channel ,to provide such proper documentated videos
Mind-blowingly great video! Interesting that: "point 18 millimeters" while accurate; sounds like multiple millimeters. "point 18 of one millimeter" makes more sense.
Wow, my Amazon warehouse is hella old and outdated in comparison to any of this. 😅
@Alex34 Lower mainland Vancouver, nope just a discarded warehouse while they build several newer ones
When there’s too much efficiency then it’s basically taking away the meaning of life. There has to be the moment of discovery, emotion responses and communication, not just work work work.
Yeah, because people can afford to spend $100 on artisan toothbrushes, then wait 3 months for them to get your house by horse carriage .
A person shouldn't need work to find meaning in life. Work is just for making money. Spirituality and philosophy have no place at work.
waiting for next video
Nice... how the humans are presented as second to the robots.
Amazon employees are working like robots...
They can just be thankfull they have a job at all atm. Soon they wont.
It's a huge warehouse. They could fit a ton of solar panels on those roofs. As most robots are electric, this would be a good match. Just add batteries.
And they could use geothermal for heating and cooling.
Amazon is smart to do cost/benefit analysis before doing anything like this.
More and more I'm sure they are going in that direction. Both Bezos and Elon Musk have talked up using more renewable energy sources to power their huge factories. Its definitely the imminent future
Агрон Департье
Solar, and other types of energy, would provide independence from utility energy price fluctuations once it is installed.
I'm thinking this push for complete automation is so that they don't have to heat or cool or light the warehouses at all. Robots can operate in the dark, in the cold, and in stifling heat. And no need for bathrooms, either.
Love the thumbnail
We still do a lot of work Good man to work for.The robots are wild!!!!!
Is it me or does Jeff bezos look like doctor evil
See we need robots to make things cheaper, but if they’re are no humans why do we need robots? Why do they need us?
We buy stuff. They don't.
Not as many of us they won't.
Please more Amazon and Amazon AWS Videos
I would love to fix robots. Going to apply there.
They want to get rid of humans so they don't have to heat or light the warehouses, and they could get rid of the bathrooms, then.
Just mechanics shops for fixing the broken parts.
Next they will want self repairing robots. Or robots that repair other robots.
In the next 10 years, I see high unemployment, the future does not look good. every industry is gonna be filled with bots and humans are gonna be left to fend for themselves
In the near future you just lay down plugged for your ins and outs, and live your favorite virtual reality with a chip in your brain. No need to use your real life.
Yeah thinking the matrix cut out all that mucking about feed us slop and acquire the 100 or so watts they need to run their dominion.
"NEAR"?
Sounds good to me.
I could see it.
@@socrates_the_great6209 is already happening see neura link advancements
epic!
Nice to see how the big robots are working without additional safety devices. Hope nobody gets hurt seriously!
You've probably never worked with an automation system before but every opening in the fencing has light curtain sensors. 0:51 if she takes a step back the robot immediately stops in place.
The geek side of me thinks this is amazing I can't wait. But the human side of me sees this as the beginning of the end. It's going to cause massive job losses (over the coming decades). Which is going to lead to civil and financial unrest.
Meh, civil and financial unrest comes and goes, so it's nothing surprising anymore. But at least the robots are here to stay.
@@burtonl7239 robots will kill us all
@@TristonPendarvis Or they will uplift us to surpass our human limitations. Keep living in fear tho. It suits you.
@@burtonl7239 no they wont
@@TristonPendarvis Yeah, you're right. Not for you. There's always gonna be losers in the cosmic game.
The future is deflationary.
Plan accordingly
Super video. Very thought provoking.
Tech developed in the US may be available anywhere else in a few years. The world as we know it, could be changing in physical ways, not just media and software, as it previously was.
Definitely! I think with these new upcoming technologies more and more jobs will be automated
It would require higher skills for the ones that will be created!
I fell that 60% of the world population will be unemployed, unemployable and useless in terms of economics
It’s going be interesting how it will unfold
@@pamelathompson6783thé digital world is folding over
What I don’t get is how so many companies have a vision of less and less workers yet don’t think about the fact that products are made for the same humans they seek to replace. If production is 100%, it’s not going to be that if 30% of jobs are replaced.
Jeff Bezos Ultimate Goal: Unemploy The World.
World Employees: "We don't have jobs. We can't buy anything."
Jeff Bezos: O.o
Robots will buy the products
He is lobbying to increase mandatory min wage....so that it punishes his competition. As Amazon with fully automated supply chain vs a supply chain with people = game over.
@@web2yt488 = one step closer to Universal basic income
The 1st industrial revolution is responsible for the creation of our current capitalist system. The arrival of the digital autonomous era will be the end of it. Just like all the economic models that man has created throughout history. They were all enabled, and later rendered obsolete, by technology convergences that changed our relationship to our environment. And contrary to what society has taught you, the human species is a behavioral product of our environment. We do not change our opinions and beliefs on our own. They are changed by changes in our environment.
Lots of people employed in building, designing and maintaining the robotic workforce. These service tech and design jobs are highly skilled and well paid. Less and less mundane jobs more and more skilled jobs. This is called disruption, old types of work disappearing and new types of jobs being created that never exited before.
I think this is great. Gives people the opportunity to focus on other things. Let machines do all the mundane work haha.
Next up McDonald's and Walmart. Saw a huge robot floor cleaner last month at Walmart. Pretty damn cool, had a ton of sensors so it didn't bump into people or things.
Wall-e here we come.
What an empire
Good
Jeff always trying to fill his pockets even more... with the amount of money he has he could help many people throughout the world...entire countrys.
The " Amazon save us from the Bill Gates Foundation Foundation ".
So could you. With 50% of your salary you could probably support 100 orphans in Africa.
@@burtonl7239 and that's like pocket change to Jeffrey ..the richest person in the world and he hasn't signed the giving pledge
@@drew9928 So? Just because its pocket change doesn't mean he has to sign anything. Deleting your account and terminating your internet connection probably saves you pocket change which can be pledged away. Do it.
@@burtonl7239 just TH-cam for me deleted Facebook many years ago... u Jeff's nephew or something you really like him
I have rarely ordered from this destructive company, about 6 items in 6years because I want to try and support local companies and local merchants as much as I can but man people I talk to rarely think beyond their immediate need to gratify themselves with the cheapest and lowest price at costs to local jobs. Its very frustrating to watch our world be turned into this horror show but I will continue to do what I can to turn my purchases away from Mr Burns.
LOL. Be honest. You're just virtue signaling to satisfy your own ego. In your honor, I shall be purchasing from Amazon six times as much. I'm doing it to keep Amazon around for longer so that you can maintain your virtue chub indefinitely. Aren't I nice?
@@burtonl7239 lmao
future is gonna darrrk!. mark my words
This is amazing, bring on UBI and we have such an easier life
yes, its has help a lot
UBI is inevitable
Once they can make a robotic humanlike ✋ hand it's game over for 790,000 or about 98.9% of Amazon employees .. Hasta la vista, baby.
@@johnfurr6060 .. What to become an engineer? At best a handful to maintain the robots and custodial duties.
Death to the middle class is the result of automation. Eventually AI can and will replace engineers, scientist, mathematicians, you name it.
@@DJaquithFL yes AI will eventually take over the entire World, and the Robots will rule ,
@@DJaquithFL AI is dumber than an earthworm and needs to be told what to do. We will all be long dead before the likes of a Cherry 2000, T800 or a Commander Data graces the planet if ever at all.
@@kingsman428 .. In many respects AI is already far more advanced than us, but in some ways a General Intelligence AI is certainly less "intelligent." Keep in mind AI is already being used e.g. medical research .. there are far too many papers in any specialty for any medical doctor or group of doctors to sort through or as an AI can sort through all the data in minutes.
As far as a conscious ASI .. who knows? Most people in computer science feel that line will be passed in 20 at the most 30 years. AI is already self-programming.
@@DJaquithFL *"...far more advanced..."*
Only in terms of computational speed and pattern matching but these are not measures of AI intelligence but simply the results of their intended purpose especially in areas of medicine, physics and astronomy were vast amounts of data can be parsed surpassing human capabilities.
*"...most people in computer science...20 years..."*
Actually, they don't and those foolish enough to make such predictions are financially involved rather than a researcher EG Elon Musk is the epitome of that description.
*"...self programming..."*
You better let MIT know about that then because they've been working on software using neural networks to try and write computer generated code and hitherto with limited success.
news.mit.edu/2019/toward-artificial-intelligence-that-learns-to-write-code-0614
These innocent Amazon employees are employed to unemployed them one day.
LOL. It's still a better place to be than employees in whatever other industry Amazon plans to shake up. At least in Amazon, they have the potential to be promoted to oversee robots.
No, just a number, Germany,Netherlands. Not different then regular company.
@@burtonl7239 Actually after introduction of robots into retail business like Walmart, employees turn from workers to executors of AI's commands. For example, one of the Walmart's robots was until recently used to check the shelves. If they are empty, it is sending a notification to the employee to fill shelves with goods. Another example is floor washing machine. People used to operate previous generation (dumb) machines for the whole day every day, but now they just have to show them the store, so that it remembers the path and then robot will clean the store by itself and the operator becomes a technician, who services robots when it breaks, so instead of overseeing the robots, employees became their slaves, which is humiliating. www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/06/06/walmart-turns-robots-its-human-workers-who-feel-like-machines/
"Your package is running late..." Amazon is increasingly MISSING the delivery date promised at time of purchase. Why pay for Prime if they don't deliver on time?
I am sure that you will hit 1 million in less than one year
This guy says "humans" and talks about people like they're animal meat in a factory. I want you think about **why** it comes off like that.
Because the voice is from an A.I. and he loves talking about the end of mankind.
@@bluemamba5317that's because you're the product now. Not what you buy
@@Limp_Daddy lol
Obviously because there are a bunch of people who are very insecure about their humanity and perceive every single thing as a microaggression against their human ideals.
@@burtonl7239 Yeah ok buddy.
I love the way you managed to avoid naming Swiss ABB as the manufacturer of the robotic arm... 🤦🏻♂️😅
With all this research and money, they could create a workplace that is both efficient, and also is a good place to work. They could make the jobs better and better.
Like robots could drive the employees quickly to break rooms and bathrooms. Those hands are important.
Amazon is becoming way too big, they in everything now.
This is just the beginning
Soon there will be other competitors. Amazon is just the beginning.
@@red-zi7fg what competitors?
@@armitylekhona585 wait till Walmart gets into it with full throttle.
And soon they will be on the Moon and in space.
I can’t wait for AI to do everything for us
Even think.
@@MS-ie1gs well we will still think but with a brain computer interface we won’t need to learn as the AI will give us that information
@@user-cr3db7cb8n And there is no way anything could go wrong with attaching a computer to our brains.
@@MS-ie1gs it’s up to you if you wanna do it but I am
@@user-cr3db7cb8n Bring on the AI overlords.
In the next 10 years, fixing and maintaining robot will be a high demand job
More robots are good for humanity. They are working for us.
A self driving plane won't be that useful. I only like planes that can fly.
Autopilot has been a thing for decades.
@@xuimod Yet you don't see any full sized planes flying without a human pilot. Even military drones are remotely piloted.
Even if you had self taxiing plains what's the point of making them self driving. Planes almost never go on roads even then it's almost always during an emergency when you would most want a pilot involved.
@@zyxwvutsrqponmlkh What’s your point? Got your cheeky comment in? Something else?
@@rohitp4301 his point was a joke that it should be called "self flying" and not "self driving" when it comes to planes. Its not his fault you and they other dude above didnt get it.
@@Mr30friends Let the person who I replied to talk then. I felt it wasn't a joke considering the person doubled down on the autopilot thing in the next message.
Love technology and innovation but anyone who does not see the negative impact on jobs etc is stone cold ignorant about simple economics. All roads lead to debt slave.
Lmao. Simple economics tells you there is no net negative impact on jobs from automation.
We are decade away from UBI, it's a positive thing
@@artificialintelligence5087 politically decades
@@chad872 It's predicted that 40% of jobs will be gone by 2030. Give it few more years until 2035 and they are gone for sure. So it can't be decades since people will not have jobs.
@@artificialintelligence5087 "people will not have jobs"
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Crazy. I guess it improves living standards without passing the cost to the customer
Skynet...I mean Amazon is quite sophisticated.
I wonder how long before his head is placed on top of a spike.
The whole "humans controlling robots" thing is a bunch of bs. If Bezos does implement it, it is just a stepping stone till they can get a better robot that can do the job itself. They are just trying to avoid backlash for preparing to fire all there employees that have tasks robots can do. Sad but its the future, we REALLY need a UBI or something implemented quick if this is where the world is going.
Adam I hear what you are saying but UBI is the most evil thing I could imagine.
@@PilgrimMission what would you suggest then?
The future of robotics is dawning upon us, may we use this asset wisely.
I wish they had safe, part time jobs for the disabled.
How do you know that they don't?
They have that is why you have a computer
Fulfillment centers aren't even safe for non-disabled people .. They will put a 60 yr old woman to move 50 lb boxes of paper and bags of dog food when they have 2 21 yr old guys standing around doing nothing ..
The tower of Babel is getting too high...you know what follows when that happens.
God might not be an objectively real "God" so to speak - but God is definitely a metaphor for what happens when the tower gets too high.
"If as one people speaking the same language they have begun to do this, then nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them."
Another way to look at the story is that our potential is limitless - We can achieve anything if we put our minds to it!
Oh, they will have Alexa & her buddies translate the misgivings from last time around!
8:00 Wow!
I love Amazon.
Low life @mykyta P.
Keep buying from Amazon. Keep making this guy so rich, he fires everyone
Will there ever be a day when one can order from an American amazon whilst actually being in Australia...?.
Now there is a challenge..!😒😒😒
Been working in 3 centers in poland. Yeah in Poland we in Amazon are working like slaves there are searches low wages and 12h/7 and even the slightest mistake is punished Amazon is not a job it is an enslavement nothing like in this video.