The most depressing place I ever worked at. Amazon fullfillment center. 10 hours of non-stop movement. 12 hour shifts around Christmas time. I received write ups for every small issue. 6 errors out of 3000. etc... With a write up, you are restricted from changing jobs. Write ups last a month. Once I was off of one write up, I got another. Very sad place to work. Glad I have since moved on.
I TOTALLY agree with you: A-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y no, zero, reason to work more than 8 hours a shift. It felt dangerous. And then..., They told me my percentages were too low after I put my time, energy, heart and soul into becoming the best stower. I really work hard at every job I do; and they pretend you suck. (...IN THE FIRST WEEK.)
@@bryong159 If that were possible, yes; but it isn't. THEY give you the hours you WILL work. And, they change them each week. One schedule had me working 12 hours and then had me back after 10 hours to work another 12. And it was hard to go to sleep in that space of time, even "dog-dead" tired, with the knowledge of another loud, isolating, unappreciated 12 hours of "don't make one mistake as you go as fast as you can" a day LOOMS over you..., Quantity/Quality..., You lie in bed and DWELL on your Life/Future..., aughhh...! YEAH...! I would have stayed, IF I could have worked 4/10 in a row with three day off, or 5/8 in a row with two days off; or even 3/12 in a row with four days off; the SAME every week. But, they don't let you. It's NOT a Life; it's a Zombie-bot existence.
I think people miss that concept when they think of self-checkouts and robots. You’re not destroying jobs, you’re creating them. Someone needs to build them, someone has to program them, someone has to ship them, someone has to maintain them.
So what? That's still a net loss of 99% of the jobs that were eliminated, even with the highly specialized jobs it creates. And that's assuming there's enough qualified people to open those new positions, which is unlikely.
Work at an amazon sort center, so much more different than fulfillment center. Actually care about employees and not as strict at all compared to fulfillment centers
Its kinda the same working at Amazon Robotics themselves. Not as strict, 5min break leeway (really wish I had that when I worked at the FC) and free refreshments
That's how much he sees the robots as being equal to or better than a human worker. Let's not forget the goal of any company using automation is to have less people to pay.
These robots make the warehouse safer. My husband was almost killed by a falling box at another dc warehouse. We are lucky not to have objects stored that can fall. I really like working for Amazon actually.
@@pulsatingsausageboy2076the only reason why the turnover rate is so high is due to how extremely easy it is to get a job there. I've been with Amazon since 2020. The job is stupid easy and extremely safe. Everyone is very nice. Those that aren't don't last. The lazy (majority of people hired) don't last. The real workers? Do your job and you'll have it the next day. It's that easy.
Also they forgot to show the robots that can pick loose merchandise up and stacked the shelves. And are the delivery drones still pending new aviation laws or are they green lit?
Amazon Robotics for picking and stowing is no where near matched with humans at the moment. If you watch those videos of robots stowing and picking items you will see that 1) The task are fairly simple. 2) The bins are not nearly as full as they are in actual warehouses. 3) The process is EXTREMELY slow in comparison.
Dang those pods at the Nursey are so empty would be nice when stowing. About 9/10 times these robots will bring you pods that are stuffed with products and you can not place your items onto the pods. Then management gets mad about your UPF (units per face) and you get written up and then terminated.
This economy moves quick. We have been replacing the low skilled jobs at a tremendous rate. It’s been going on since what the Great Depression and hasn’t stopped since. What happen to the cashier heavy grocery store? Replaced by self checkout. It’s only a matter of time until your industry replaces you. Unless of course you’re the owner of your own business. Then you control everything and are the one doing the replacing. Long story short. Start your own business. Work for yourself. Invest your money wise. 🏀🏀
Gotta love standing in front of a rack all night playing aggravating tetris lol the hardest part of it is standing for 10 hrs honestly. Definitely easier than and fast food job
The guy says “ where they take their first breath of fresh air” I reminded me a few years ago I was having a conversation with software engineer in Silicon Valley (Sunnyvale. In the course of our conversation he told me image if your girl fiend was a robot. The conversation went down hill from there. In retrospect, these are not the people we should entrust with our future and that of the planet.
I can Trust Amazon and that’s because Amazon is Not Slow and Amazon is an American multinational technology company focusing on e-commerce, cloud computing, online advertising, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence.
If you still have this belief you can't lose your job to a robot or computer, just think of how everyday they are being tested to do literally every job we all can do everyday.
Someone still needs to work on the robots and with them. As an amazon worker, I can say that the robots have actually increased the number of jobs at fulifilment centers
Dark side nothing; I hate having to hold down a job. Bring on the bots; automate everything. Let our standard of living be provided by technology so I can do something enjoyable with my time.
With robotics you are creating jobs but NOT more than you are destroying. If you eliminate 10,000 warehouse jobs, are you creating 10,000 robotics jobs at the same time?
This would be true if your scale was not off. Amazon never had 10,000 employees on the floor moving merchandise. They would need much more than that to move that kind of volume they have. It was never possible from the start. These Robots took over what 5-10 pickers did through the use of a conveyer system…..but they do WAY more volume. So you lost 20-30 jobs per warehouse. HOWEVER, it takes thousands of people to maintain these robots. People need to construct and maintain their facility, you need the people that build them, you need the support personnel, you need management, you need part distributors, you need freight, you need developers, programmers, technicians. List goes on and on. For example, how many cashier really lost their jobs over the self-checkout? You had what, maybe 6-7 cashiers on the floor at once in a grocery store? They move 4-5 of them to different positions and install self-checkouts. Which also need to be developed, programmed, built, maintained, etc. You didn’t lose any jobs in this circumstance.
Far from soulless. I've noticed that they have quite a personality. Cracks me up when they mess up and wreck. I've been in tears many times while working just laughing. Just yesterday, one had something stuck under it. It was dragging it underneath.aking a silly sound when it jammed up and jolted to a hault. They're hilarious robots.
I'm a truck driver, and my job is going to be automated. I wouldn't have no problems if the government decided to get rid of taxes, and uses discontinued the fiat currency so the cost of living will go down, and I could basically live a good life farming gold on runescape.
"I wouldn't have no problems if the government decided to get rid of taxes, and uses discontinued the fiat currency so the cost of living will go down, and I could basically live a good life farming gold on runescape." This is why you are not going to have a fucking job after it gets automated away
@@emmaleverett2387some of them at my building with half burnt motors from lack of grease make a "auoooohhhhhhh" sound. Cracks me up. I got a few of them memorized by the numbers. One has been going like that for nearly two years.
1:44 do ppl really fall for his lies???lol I am a chip designer supporting those warehouse robots. The fact is: we engineers(software/hardware/IC) are pirates, we are taking out more jobs than what we are creating. The money we as a gang looted and created, 70% goes to those fat corporations, 30% goes to us lmao.
87% of Amazon employees including office, code writers, as well as warehouse worker become permanently and mentally damage. From the phycholigical trauma. Amazon voted the worse place to work.
I'm so confused by what this video is trying to say, do people like working? That sounds masochistic. I'm very happily awaiting the time when robots take all of our jobs and we no longer have to work.
It depends on your world view. Some believe you shouldn't be paying people for basic tasks. Some believe we should keep as many people employed. It may not help the lower-skilled worker of today, but hopefully they will encourage future generations to increase their skills. I know it's not easy as 1-2-3 and many factors such as poverty come into play. But we all know many people who were smart enough to encourage their kids to do something else (don't follow in my parents' footsteps) because their industry or skill had a bleak future. Just odd to encourage your kids to go into an industry or gain a skill that will become obsolete. As the video states, many examples in the past to draw upon. Be proactive, think ahead, and take control - hoping and praying will not help a dying industry or skill come back to life.
hopefully we make so many robots that we human can live in absolute luxury while the machines do everything we want or need. and we can play games, be with family or loved once , do sport ect ect. i know many think its a grim future, like ai take over, but i think making robots able to take the burden of work from humans will help ous do things we want to do, strive for science and such instead of working overtime and being sleepy.
Also if the new jobs building robots goes to China then it only makes it worse for the United States. We don't have our old jobs and we won't have the new jobs. Idiots will propose a basic income whose funds will appear out of air. The unemployed will be paid with the taxes on the unemployed minus government administrative cost (about 50%). Reduce the trade deficit pfff.
I believe one day, each person will have its own robot. Whether it be one per household or one per person. I'm not certain, but I believe it'll be a investment. But u then apply for a job your robot can do. And you basically have your robot work for said employer. Then us humans can actually enjoy live, love and laugh. Like we were meant to! It's a neat concept and plausible imo..
@@arusu1806 Yup, and what Alaska does with oil money the whole country can do with technology money. Let's get this Freedom Dividend. TH-cam Andrew Yang #Yang2020
That's totally wrong eventually were gonna create robots to make robots that's how robots might takeover also if they takeover there will be almost no jobs because there would be nothing to do, the robots that design and made by robots would do that.
Won't help... Soon there will be repair robots will be repairing the amazon robots, and then the repair robots that repair the amazon robots will be repaired by the robots that repair robot repair robots
They aren't on the floor. They're at stations. The robots bring the work to you. This was done to get products out and into inventory much quicker than having to walk and manually grab it.
No one (except truly bored people) 'need' jobs; there is no reason to 'save jobs' or worry about what will happen to jobs. What people need is money, resources, to be productive, and have something to do (a 'quest'). 1:30: "...where all jobs...are taken by machines..." GOOD! That will free people up to do things that matter, like create, interact, and live their lives to the fullest - that's why we have technology.
For those trying to stop the future, this will never happen. We cannot limit innovation. Humanity will always find more efficient ways to do things. We all enjoy our cars, planes, and phones. It is delusional to think automation is not a threat to jobs. Google Andrew Yang.
Be silicon valley , be elsewhere I think the nerds are the worse creature the Lord ever created. From fantasizing about robot girl friends, to saying things like when robot take their first breath.
Yeah this whole world today was built by "nerds", your "lord" has done nothing but hold human progress back or keep simple minded idiots preoccupied with their own schizophrenic delusions.
UBI will be a necessity going forward, there's no other way around it. It's a good thing, as people will no longer have to spend their time with menial labor, but they can enjoy their time as they choose. Either that or mass poverty.
There's not supposed to be any order. Stowers are tasked with just shoving an item into any free hole they see, the computers keep track of everything and know where everything is. it's a lot more efficient for what amazon does (random knick knack things people want).
YESTERDAY YOU SAID TODAY AND TODAY YOU SAID TOMORROW. WHEN YOU BECOME SO AFRAID TO INVEST INTO YOUR FUTURE, WEALTH BECOMES SO AFRAID OF REACHING YOU MOST POOR PEOPLE ARE THE ONES WHO CLAIM TO BE TOO WISE TO INVEST INTO A PLATFORM THAT WORKS FOR OTHERS.FOREX IS ACTUALLY THE BEST THING TO THINK ABOUT
Chinese tech is old American tech, seeing as how much intellectual property they steal and how the Chinese government had to block American companies from China so their domestic companies could grow.
It is wild that they implemented robots to yield employee injuries and inconsistent production, yet after the robots being put into work their injuries actually went up is what is being reported.
The most depressing place I ever worked at. Amazon fullfillment center. 10 hours of non-stop movement. 12 hour shifts around Christmas time. I received write ups for every small issue. 6 errors out of 3000. etc... With a write up, you are restricted from changing jobs. Write ups last a month. Once I was off of one write up, I got another. Very sad place to work. Glad I have since moved on.
So sad, I have heard the same thing about amazon working conditions. I am glad you moved on to something better.
I TOTALLY agree with you:
A-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y
no,
zero,
reason to work more than 8 hours a shift.
It felt dangerous.
And then...,
They told me my percentages were too low after I put my time, energy, heart and soul into becoming the best stower. I really work hard at every job I do; and they pretend you suck. (...IN THE FIRST WEEK.)
Good for, I heard the same. Hellish work culture.
@@byronfaulder2367 I don't know, I prefer the 4 - 10 hour weeks. 3 days off is nice.
@@bryong159
If that were possible, yes; but it isn't.
THEY give you the hours you WILL work.
And, they change them each week.
One schedule had me working 12 hours and then had me back after 10 hours to work another 12.
And it was hard to go to sleep in that space of time, even "dog-dead" tired, with the knowledge of another loud, isolating, unappreciated 12 hours of "don't make one mistake as you go as fast as you can" a day LOOMS over you..., Quantity/Quality...,
You lie in bed and DWELL on your Life/Future..., aughhh...!
YEAH...!
I would have stayed,
IF I could have worked 4/10 in a row with three day off, or 5/8 in a row with two days off; or even 3/12 in a row with four days off;
the SAME every week.
But, they don't let you.
It's NOT a Life;
it's a Zombie-bot existence.
I think people miss that concept when they think of self-checkouts and robots. You’re not destroying jobs, you’re creating them. Someone needs to build them, someone has to program them, someone has to ship them, someone has to maintain them.
So what? That's still a net loss of 99% of the jobs that were eliminated, even with the highly specialized jobs it creates. And that's assuming there's enough qualified people to open those new positions, which is unlikely.
Work at an amazon sort center, so much more different than fulfillment center. Actually care about employees and not as strict at all compared to fulfillment centers
Tell me about it.
Its kinda the same working at Amazon Robotics themselves. Not as strict, 5min break leeway (really wish I had that when I worked at the FC) and free refreshments
You know this Amazon guy is delusional when he says that the robots "take their first breath of air".
Ever heard of figure of speech?
That's how much he sees the robots as being equal to or better than a human worker. Let's not forget the goal of any company using automation is to have less people to pay.
All of them are including the top guy
that's what i thought.
K
These robots make the warehouse safer. My husband was almost killed by a falling box at another dc warehouse. We are lucky not to have objects stored that can fall. I really like working for Amazon actually.
Apparently most people don’t. They’re constantly advertising for help and have a turnover rate that rivals fast food restaurants.
@@pulsatingsausageboy2076the only reason why the turnover rate is so high is due to how extremely easy it is to get a job there.
I've been with Amazon since 2020. The job is stupid easy and extremely safe. Everyone is very nice.
Those that aren't don't last. The lazy (majority of people hired) don't last. The real workers? Do your job and you'll have it the next day. It's that easy.
Also they forgot to show the robots that can pick loose merchandise up and stacked the shelves. And are the delivery drones still pending new aviation laws or are they green lit?
Amazon Robotics for picking and stowing is no where near matched with humans at the moment. If you watch those videos of robots stowing and picking items you will see that 1) The task are fairly simple. 2) The bins are not nearly as full as they are in actual warehouses. 3) The process is EXTREMELY slow in comparison.
Dang those pods at the Nursey are so empty would be nice when stowing. About 9/10 times these robots will bring you pods that are stuffed with products and you can not place your items onto the pods. Then management gets mad about your UPF (units per face) and you get written up and then terminated.
This economy moves quick. We have been replacing the low skilled jobs at a tremendous rate.
It’s been going on since what the Great Depression and hasn’t stopped since.
What happen to the cashier heavy grocery store? Replaced by self checkout. It’s only a matter of time until your industry replaces you. Unless of course you’re the owner of your own business. Then you control everything and are the one doing the replacing. Long story short. Start your own business. Work for yourself. Invest your money wise. 🏀🏀
They don't replace human beings they actual help humans out a lot..I know this because I see them every day
Gotta love standing in front of a rack all night playing aggravating tetris lol the hardest part of it is standing for 10 hrs honestly. Definitely easier than and fast food job
great, we've just met our job replacements.
Get smaat
Which humans build these robots? Where are they designed and built exactly?
Robots will never be able to diagnose practical problems and that’s why humans will always have Jobs
The guy says “ where they take their first breath of fresh air” I reminded me a few years ago I was having a conversation with software engineer in Silicon Valley (Sunnyvale. In the course of our conversation he told me image if your girl fiend was a robot. The conversation went down hill from there. In retrospect, these are not the people we should entrust with our future and that of the planet.
ive met some of those guys too, fucking creepy.
I can Trust Amazon and that’s because Amazon is Not Slow and Amazon is an American multinational technology company focusing on e-commerce, cloud computing, online advertising, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence.
If you still have this belief you can't lose your job to a robot or computer, just think of how everyday they are being tested to do literally every job we all can do everyday.
If you had ever worked with robots like I do you would know just how wrong you are. They have their limitations.
@@pulsatingsausageboy2076the ones at Amazon basically would never last by themselves.
Literally.
Someone still needs to work on the robots and with them. As an amazon worker, I can say that the robots have actually increased the number of jobs at fulifilment centers
perhaps a particular skillset, but at a cost of displacing hundreds of others.
Dark side nothing; I hate having to hold down a job. Bring on the bots; automate everything. Let our standard of living be provided by technology so I can do something enjoyable with my time.
@Zangief The Red STMOP
With robotics you are creating jobs but NOT more than you are destroying. If you eliminate 10,000 warehouse jobs, are you creating 10,000 robotics jobs at the same time?
True
This would be true if your scale was not off. Amazon never had 10,000 employees on the floor moving merchandise. They would need much more than that to move that kind of volume they have. It was never possible from the start. These Robots took over what 5-10 pickers did through the use of a conveyer system…..but they do WAY more volume. So you lost 20-30 jobs per warehouse.
HOWEVER, it takes thousands of people to maintain these robots. People need to construct and maintain their facility, you need the people that build them, you need the support personnel, you need management, you need part distributors, you need freight, you need developers, programmers, technicians. List goes on and on.
For example, how many cashier really lost their jobs over the self-checkout? You had what, maybe 6-7 cashiers on the floor at once in a grocery store? They move 4-5 of them to different positions and install self-checkouts. Which also need to be developed, programmed, built, maintained, etc. You didn’t lose any jobs in this circumstance.
Does amazon really call warehouses "fullfillment centers"??? LOL! How fulfilling these automated soulless hellscapes are! WOW xD
Far from soulless. I've noticed that they have quite a personality.
Cracks me up when they mess up and wreck. I've been in tears many times while working just laughing.
Just yesterday, one had something stuck under it. It was dragging it underneath.aking a silly sound when it jammed up and jolted to a hault.
They're hilarious robots.
Yang2020 🇺🇸
Hey I work with these robot everyday
So do I
Sameeeee
Aye I make the metal Supports for those
Oh u work at Amazon?
same
I'm a truck driver, and my job is going to be automated. I wouldn't have no problems if the government decided to get rid of taxes, and uses discontinued the fiat currency so the cost of living will go down, and I could basically live a good life farming gold on runescape.
"I wouldn't have no problems if the government decided to get rid of taxes, and uses discontinued the fiat currency so the cost of living will go down, and I could basically live a good life farming gold on runescape."
This is why you are not going to have a fucking job after it gets automated away
I can't see a self automated semi driving through ice roads and into winter mountains without human calculations
there are bots farming gold in most of the games already, try to look for something else :)
@@mr.joshua204
Don't underestimate AI, its becomibg exponentially smarter day by day
I would never work for Amazon again
Why did they add those robot noises?? They don’t make those sounds 🤣
Yea they make more of a woosh sound
@@emmaleverett2387some of them at my building with half burnt motors from lack of grease make a "auoooohhhhhhh" sound. Cracks me up. I got a few of them memorized by the numbers. One has been going like that for nearly two years.
they should give trophies to reporters that feel bad.
1:44 do ppl really fall for his lies???lol
I am a chip designer supporting those warehouse robots. The fact is:
we engineers(software/hardware/IC) are pirates, we are taking out more jobs than what we are creating.
The money we as a gang looted and created, 70% goes to those fat corporations, 30% goes to us lmao.
So you engineered these things?
Quite wreckless little things to engineer. You created a who segment of jobs just in keeping them going.
I wonder if some of the people working here will start calling robots Huey, Louie and Dewey.
I doo
We call em rats
#YANG2020
This is like the little yellow robots in Megaman, we are now in the year 20XX
87% of Amazon employees including office, code writers, as well as warehouse worker become permanently and mentally damage. From the phycholigical trauma. Amazon voted the worse place to work.
When you can't spell so this statement will make less sense, it's spelled psychological
I'm so confused by what this video is trying to say, do people like working? That sounds masochistic. I'm very happily awaiting the time when robots take all of our jobs and we no longer have to work.
im definitely all for robot cars, hate driving
if robot take all of our jobs how will we make money everyone going to try to become mumble rapper and fortnite streamer wont look good
NOVA really feels like it's been dumbed down over the years.
It depends on your world view. Some believe you shouldn't be paying people for basic tasks. Some believe we should keep as many people employed. It may not help the lower-skilled worker of today, but hopefully they will encourage future generations to increase their skills. I know it's not easy as 1-2-3 and many factors such as poverty come into play. But we all know many people who were smart enough to encourage their kids to do something else (don't follow in my parents' footsteps) because their industry or skill had a bleak future. Just odd to encourage your kids to go into an industry or gain a skill that will become obsolete. As the video states, many examples in the past to draw upon. Be proactive, think ahead, and take control - hoping and praying will not help a dying industry or skill come back to life.
hopefully we make so many robots that we human can live in absolute luxury while the machines do everything we want or need. and we can play games, be with family or loved once , do sport ect ect. i know many think its a grim future, like ai take over, but i think making robots able to take the burden of work from humans will help ous do things we want to do, strive for science and such instead of working overtime and being sleepy.
Also if the new jobs building robots goes to China then it only makes it worse for the United States. We don't have our old jobs and we won't have the new jobs. Idiots will propose a basic income whose funds will appear out of air. The unemployed will be paid with the taxes on the unemployed minus government administrative cost (about 50%). Reduce the trade deficit pfff.
Michael Hartman should we deport all robots?
Michael Hartman ok so go back to the Cowboys
Michael Hartman what's your solution "Einstein" ?
Michael Hartman more deregulation? How about we exempt all corporations from paying any taxes? Will that help you?
#yang2020 he proposes we tax those companies who benefit the most from automation and redistributes it as a UBI. Not from thin air.
I believe one day, each person will have its own robot. Whether it be one per household or one per person. I'm not certain, but I believe it'll be a investment. But u then apply for a job your robot can do. And you basically have your robot work for said employer. Then us humans can actually enjoy live, love and laugh. Like we were meant to! It's a neat concept and plausible imo..
Yeah and someone is just going to be busy designing and building the robots for you while you lay on the couch lol
I wouldnt want to talk to the people in those app offices.
Makes Alaska look pretty good right about now.
K M D yeah honestly because there they even get a check from the money the oil industry there. It’s about $1-2k
@@arusu1806 Yup, and what Alaska does with oil money the whole country can do with technology money. Let's get this Freedom Dividend. TH-cam Andrew Yang
#Yang2020
Robots work, we party. Nice future.
How u gonna party when robots have ur job
That's totally wrong eventually were gonna create robots to make robots that's how robots might takeover also if they takeover there will be almost no jobs because there would be nothing to do, the robots that design and made by robots would do that.
Amazing !! Great job and future will be much better
Interesting video.
Robot army This is amazing!!
good thing i can fix them. kids, get robot repair skills!
Won't help... Soon there will be repair robots will be repairing the amazon robots, and then the repair robots that repair the amazon robots will be repaired by the robots that repair robot repair robots
Does that mean you're an AR tech too?
These robots will be disposable.
I don't see any employees on the floor.
They aren't on the floor. They're at stations. The robots bring the work to you. This was done to get products out and into inventory much quicker than having to walk and manually grab it.
круто
Is somebody controlling the robots?
No one (except truly bored people) 'need' jobs; there is no reason to 'save jobs' or worry about what will happen to jobs. What people need is money, resources, to be productive, and have something to do (a 'quest'). 1:30: "...where all jobs...are taken by machines..." GOOD! That will free people up to do things that matter, like create, interact, and live their lives to the fullest - that's why we have technology.
but if robot takes all my jobs how will i make money? if people need money and jobs = money then yes people need jobs
@@EzStevie2k2 i don’t think that really matters. The people that have no money have only themselves to blame.
The beginning of Skynet
2:00 And one day Robots take over and enslave humans
YANG2020!!! CNN TOWNHALL 4/14 7PM
For those trying to stop the future, this will never happen. We cannot limit innovation. Humanity will always find more efficient ways to do things. We all enjoy our cars, planes, and phones.
It is delusional to think automation is not a threat to jobs.
Google Andrew Yang.
It’s gonna be Detroit become human all over again
why compete with robots when you can make robots work for us.......
Be silicon valley , be elsewhere I think the nerds are the worse creature the Lord ever created. From fantasizing about robot girl friends, to saying things like when robot take their first breath.
The "Lord" ?
that computer you just typed on, to spew your stupid rubbish. Guess what! Created by a "Nerd"
Yeah this whole world today was built by "nerds", your "lord" has done nothing but hold human progress back or keep simple minded idiots preoccupied with their own schizophrenic delusions.
Robots can build robots >.>
eventually they will make robots that creates robot. lets not forget about car manufacturing plant :)
UBI will be a necessity going forward, there's no other way around it. It's a good thing, as people will no longer have to spend their time with menial labor, but they can enjoy their time as they choose. Either that or mass poverty.
These robots are a direct result of minimum wage. The awful idea of UBI only makes MORE automation.
Money hungry people. That's messed up. They aren't thinking of the world and the people.
Those robots look incredibly human. Nice automation equipment also.
yang brought me here
Who put that junk in there?
yang gang
Looking forward to my first taste of Soylent Green.
I never would fucking trust a Robot.
This is not new. Look up the Luddites.
These robots cant even put right item in the package. Got a woman's dress instead of a book
Robots don't do that yet at amazon (at least I don't think) it's still humans that package everything.
I've never seen more disorganized shelves in my life. wtf is this
There's not supposed to be any order. Stowers are tasked with just shoving an item into any free hole they see, the computers keep track of everything and know where everything is. it's a lot more efficient for what amazon does (random knick knack things people want).
Sa🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
#thevenusproject
YESTERDAY YOU SAID TODAY AND TODAY YOU SAID TOMORROW.
WHEN YOU BECOME SO AFRAID TO INVEST INTO YOUR FUTURE, WEALTH BECOMES SO AFRAID OF REACHING YOU
MOST POOR PEOPLE ARE THE ONES WHO CLAIM TO BE TOO WISE TO INVEST INTO A PLATFORM THAT WORKS FOR OTHERS.FOREX IS ACTUALLY THE BEST THING TO THINK ABOUT
Forex/Bitcoin trading is more profitable and a big chance to make more money nowadays.
Forex? I had interest in forex trading and crypto stocks investments but was discouraged by friends and family, I was being ignorant though.
I have been trading for over 7months now with no good returns rather get loss account blown.
You gotta see investors scared and loose funds due to ignorance.
I have been in such situation before and it wasn’t an easy one.
The best picking robots are Romanians:))))
Here in holland polish people :))
thats fuced up
the more robots we make the more jobs we create ... aaaahahahahahaa nice joke
just UBI lulw
old Chinese tech
Chinese tech is old American tech, seeing as how much intellectual property they steal and how the Chinese government had to block American companies from China so their domestic companies could grow.
Beasts of Burden crying over jobs! 😭
Fascinating. But fucking AWFUL sound effects! So cheesy.
F Amazon
It is wild that they implemented robots to yield employee injuries and inconsistent production, yet after the robots being put into work their injuries actually went up is what is being reported.