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- Entrepreneurs and engineers are putting AI robots to work in the kitchen. In California, one restaurant is using the technology to handle dangerous kitchen tasks like working frying machines. CBS News' Joy Benedict has more.
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They should automate CEOs next, save an F tone of money there.
You don't think thats come it will happen soon and we all gonna be depending on government
They already made a robot CEO. The chief executive of a Polish beverage company happens to be a humanoid robot. Dictador appointed the AI-powered robot named Mika as its experimental CEO
If that means a CEOs paycheck is gonna be cut, then...."that technology doesn't exist yet" lol
4 robots playing golf@@iriebuddha
🤣😂😅Bonne idée !
The food better be 30-40% cheaper because a majority of what you pay for at a restaurant is the labor required to make the food.
You know this isn't going to happen
You know damn well the companies will keep prices the same and keep the extra profits instead
They will take whatever people will pay.
Labor costs are supposed to be around 30%, that is nowhere near the "majority" and these machines arent free either.
Doesn't "labor" have to maintain and calibrate the robots, or do you expect mechanical engineers to work for free? If anything, the prices will increase drastically
Normal people: "2 minutes"
Robot Enthusiast: "120 seconds"
1 million seconds 📈💵
If you didn't see this coming you've been living under a rock.
Everyone has seen or heard of it before but id say most of them was in denial
Denial for sure! Better keep up or be left behind - the way the world has always been
Most fast food taste like an AI made it already, I see this as a win for humans.
And the Truth? We can all do without fast "Food."
Next, we should serve Dog food & Garbage bin mystery juice for people, to maximize more Profit
Agreed. The braindead people who think that all there is to a fast food restaurant is flipping burgers and cooking fries should consider using AI to write their comment instead.
I totally agree
This is robotic automation, not AI. Improper buzzword usage.
True, automation has been around for over 30 years, you just have to go to any car manufacturing plant and you will see it, these news anchors just like to sensationalize everything
AI can be used for automation. This stuff all overlaps.
99% of businesses using the AI buzzword just means:
AI-ready like HD-ready TVs. 📺
Impossible to say, need more info, if it makes any decision or corrective action it is AI driven to some degree.
The less people touch and spit into my food - the better
They aren't chefs. They cook. You literally don't know what a chef is.
As a cook I 100% Agree
Fastfood is just the test bed I imagine. It won't be long before chefs are replaced in "real" restaurants.
I agree with you but to be real , just about every lead cook at private schools, universities and even hospitals are called chefs. When they are cooks that dump out premade packaged foods and heat them up.
@saramae9878 You don't understand what a chef is nor what the job entails.
Until there are full reasoning androids that can act autonomously, there won't be robotic chefs. We are a long way from that.
they dont even cook. they take premade stuff and warm it up. they are just a step above reheating left overs in a microwave
Who couldn't see this coming, Japan has a hotel run by robots
Yeah but those types of places feel boring and empty.
Been through some cities where there was hardly anybody outside. It's just sad
@@everythingisfine9988 being checked in by a raptor like in Jurassic park is borning? how about the decent hot food you can get from a vending machine
Japan's population is also shrinking, like ours. They're preparing for what's coming
@@JoeyJoJoJr0 smort
A robot does not necessarily mean AI. Most of that was just automation, which isn't new at all...
I'm sure when mail sorting automation started happening, people were all freaked out.
But is there a drive to put people back into mail sorting rooms? Nope...
The fact is, while automation/robotics has been affecting manual labor jobs for ages, the difference with AI is that it will be going after knowledge worker jobs...
Perhaps even creating more manual labor (robotic repair) jobs.
Yeah, I know....! AI is the buzzword the media and corporations love to use today. Automation doesn't mean AI. These robots are just following mostly pre-programmed routines. Computer vision is needed for the robot to find the fryer basket handle with the QR like code. We've been using robots for car assembly for many decades already.
They will replace these jobs. AI will help, but automation is the big driver.
initially robots are just in the factory. but when AI takes over, the restaurants chefs will all be robots..
Her-
Is it taking jobs?
Him-
Not what I've seen.
Me-
Are you looking?
Boy he paused and scrambled for an answer didn't he. Yes. The answer is yes, these robots are costing hundreds of thousands of people their jobs, but this nerd gets to buy a yacht, so who cares right?
I'm all for the robots, they will make my food as ordered.
The robots aren't assembling your food just cooking.
@@fishingfool2644 Five years ago, I ordered a pizza out of a vending machine in Japan. The technology exists
I can see the creator of Flippy twitching his eye when the reporter asked if human jobs were gonna be replaced. OF COURSE they're meant to replace humans! Look at the history of automation. Millions of jobs have been replaced by machines foe decades.
Thank goodness, a reasonable comment. Also to add, technology has NEVER had a net negative effect on jobs, in fact innovation has ALWAYS created more jobs than it has taken in the long run, and on average the new jobs pay MORE, and usually require less manual labor and more ingenuity and creativity.
I have no problem with a robot made burger.
Do you have a problem with the ingredients that are literally poison, used to make them? 🤣
Lets see when flipy makes you an undercooked burger 😂
@@JoeyJoJoJr0what poison lol?
@@soliniv1411 I would trust flippy more than an underpaid fast food worker who may not care so much.
Notice how they are not looking into how "robots" could replace managerial jobs too.
Even though that's arguably the easiest to replace lol. Chatgpt etc can already write letters, create schedules, make spreadsheets, draft emails, etc. Find literally any company with a robot that can replace an exterior light fixture on the facade of a hotel lmfao. But they'll call that "unskilled manual labor".
Oh no, we can't lose our managerial job's 😮
I think these Kitchen robots were the missing piece of Ghost Kitchens as the main recipe will never change and the food will be made the same way always.
Consistency is extremely important.
If AI can precisely cook a decent burger every time, that's a game changer.
You don't know how many eateries I've stopped going to because of inconsistent results. 😶
I've literally stopped all fast food because of sub par service and inconsistency. When you have to double check your order before you leave the window every time....
It's not that difficult and actually doesn't require "AI" to accomplish. It's literally assembly line.
Bring on the robots!!
Prices won't go down.
The machines appear overly complicated. Also, how often are the machines cleaned? The cost savings is dubious too, since many are likely leased plus a service contract. Maybe this is the future, but not totally convinced from what I've seen.
Flippy costs 30k. 1500/month for the software.
@@40yearoldman 30k for an employee that can literally only do 1 thing. it cant clean or do gen prep either. waste.
@@letsgovideogames4190 No idea if it can spot other issues - "The meat is green and smells funny", "There's a frozen mouse in the fries"
Cheaper than $20 CA minimum wage plus overtime and benefits and vacation, PTO and sick time
@@hansolo8225 and doesnt have to take off every friday cause some relative had a heart attack or stroke or their kid died while being flown to the little rock childrens hospital.
No spit or dirty hands is a plus.
Just machine grease and metal parts.
And fecal matter from vermin unnoticed by robots. You know about moldy ice cream and drink machines right? Who's cleaning up all these machine parts? Or do the robots lick themselves clean, like cats?
Way to go... put humans that eat food, out of work.
Sounds like the opposite of sound business planning.
This is what happens when fast food workers demand $20 per hour.
@@muddywater4505
Ohh... you worth less than $20?
Did you not get the memo that robots were coming?
@@rowshambow
Well you should quit your job now and prepare for that.
@Kimm.J most people have also been promoting and supporting ubi to go along with automation. Id love extra time to see the world, read and explore.
I love this! Maybe our food will be made right the first time! ❤
The Robot never washes its hands.......lol. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Neither do human workers.
@@maxrox2363 Were you one of them C Students in High School, just because you don't wash your hands doesn't mean everybody doesn't wash their hands.
the Fight for 15 initially meant $15/hr and now it is 15 days notice until you are replaced
Thanks for the tip. Another pkace to avoid.
I love the excuse that, these things help people. It'll help the pockets of the owners. Doesn't help the workers.
Billionaires aren't people?
yes the owners can now make a living wage finally and feed their families.
What workers🤣
For everyone that thinks it's ok for the humans to lose their jobs, what do u think will happen when there r no more entry level jobs left? I know some of u think they can just easily transition from hamburger cook to a lawyer, but it probably just means they'll be unemployed, and who do u think is going to pay to support those people? That's when revolutions happen.
@@rlee2345As the wealthy and mighty owners are learning, the more they automate, the less they have to deal with or pay for menial labor. Today’s billionaires require a much smaller workforce than yesterday’s millionaires. The working classes can complain all they want, as long as they do it outside the gated communities.
😂😂😂😂 I’ve been a chef for over 15 yrs. They took our jobs.
DEY DOOK OUR DOBS!😂
The ppl from the future...dey took our jubs!
Day doop diboop Der der
Give it time u won't be laughing when u outta a job
@@amonnovara2747 durk r dur
So I will get my burger on time now?
Lol Not when the stupid thing breaks down.
@@PaulMartin-qu5upwhen it breaks down, that just means I’ll get paid to fix it😂
@EricMoore790 you have a specific time to receive a burger?
@@PaulMartin-qu5up Ugh, they can still go back to make it the same way they have for thousands of years. I take it you didn't watch the full video. Are you an unhappy person in life?
@@DigitalConfusion1 Ugh, no kidding?!? That transition isn't going to be immediate though. They would need to find replacement staff that are available to come in. In the meantime, no. Eric will not get his burger on time... whatever that means.
Why would they pay for a very expensive machine if they would have to keep a full staff on anyway?
Jobs like these are how kids make money, or people down and out start crawling their way back up the ladder, even people with very low aptitude depend on these jobs. I'm pro a.i., pro accelerated a.i., but I guess that makes me pro welfare as well. That's what's going to happen. Some people don't have the aptitude to get more skilled jobs. The US military declines 1 out of 10 people due to low IQ, or they did, Jordan Peterson does a video about it. One out of every ten people is incapable of being useful in the military. That says a lot to me. I hear "learn to code" or pull yourself up by your bootstraps, but I just don't think some people have the aptitude or IQ to do so.
This legitimately just felt like watching an ad for these companies while ignoring how it will realistically effect workers.
Do you really think people aspire to be a fry cook for minimum wage? Go talk to restaurant owners, they cannot find people willing to fill these positions for the wages they're willing to offer.
*affect
Shoulda learned how to do something. Let’s not pretend that all you muppets haven’t seen this coming for a decade.
You were watching an ad for these companies, did you hear how much they said "it can save businesses money..." I'm a consumer, I don't care about the owners making more money, or shareholders with bigger dividend checks. Make food for the masses who won't have much income in the future cheaper if you're going to do anything.
This will 100% cost jobs. Makes the mass illegal immigration we have even more dangerous. What do you think those people will do when there are less and less of these kinds of jobs, crime will rise. We already dont have the factory jobs we used to have to support them.
Well, at least Robots can't get burned and cut, and they can't infect the food with harmful microorganisms that result in food borne illness!
If making burger gets paid 20/hr, it is cheaper to buy a robot. No complain no healthcare
We are having a wage shortage, not a worker shortage. Let's get that straightened out right off the top.
Ok, if they are doing this, they better lower prices. I will say less chance of someone doing something to your food.
But eating out is so expensive these days. I just don't bother for the most part.
But the lady was right in the end THIS TAKES JOBS. $20 an hour. They don't wanna pay people. PERIOD.
It creates jobs, for people that are pretty much guaranteed employment cuz they are in STEM jobs.
BUT news flash NOT EVERYONE understands that stuff. So it's quite cruel.
Taking jobs from the poor and giving to the already rich. Like a reverse robin hood.
oh is that why i cant fill $50 an hour jobs. no its a skills gap re tar d
You're right. So many people are going to suffer because of this
@@drea409 Yeah, because every restaurant owner in the world has enough money to buy a system like this and ditch all of their employees.
We could have done this two decades ago, minimum. I've been telling people the age of jobs like fast food are ending and people need to learn automation tech.
When labor becomes too expensive, tech comes in to fix the issue. Look at farming.
I'm a Fry Cook, it's a nightmare job, I'll be happy to work the pantry making sundaes and salads.
Good, boring jobs need to be taken over by robots.
AI servers, AI dishwashers, AI chefs, and AI owner and creators, running their bussiness like a vending machine. whose job will be eliminated at the hands of greedy investors and their handlers.
at least greedy employees wont keep driving prices up
2:55 Nothing nefarious about scanning your face for a dollar cheeseburger. 🤣🤣🤣
Why TF was she scanning her face? I would never buy at a place where you need to scan your face
Japan has had this for a long time !
What about Robot Soup Kitchens for the Poor?
If we see the Poor as the Underserved, then maybe Robotics and Automation can help to serve them better.
Of course then we'll blame the robots for making poor people obese.
the burgers and fries actually look decent. may give it a go
Always Cali that comes up with something that IS NOT NEEDED. Face payments is a horrible idea. Lets just make it even more easier to track you. Not withstanding the potential identity theft/ criminal opportunity this will provide.
Miso robotics, what a joke. They've paid so much in advertising to try to sell or lease this AI arm. Cali express is just a showroom.
It's also ridiculous this thesis, trying to tie together the supposed lack of workers and inflation. What a load of BS.
All this BS about costing or not costing jobs
20$ an hour for fast food employees In California will cost jobs...These robots will only make fast food stay accessible.
So yes it will cause jobs, so we can eat in a reasonable price
Robots wont spit in your food.
Actually you can program them to
But they never wash their hands either.
No sweat, tears, mucus, saliva and other human liquids of the chefs/ waiters in the dishes either
Robots will carry on even if cockroaches or rats are present. I prefer humans. They are likely to speak up over such things!
This guy also thinks Trump was found guilty in civil court.🤦
It makes sense. Leave the burger flipping and Fry frying to the robots. The presentation and customer service to the humans
Nobody wants to do these jobs anyway. People do it because they need to survive. Now... replacing artists, who the hell asked for that?
I'm looking forward to robots taking over those cluckers at The View.
Replacing humans means fewer people with a paycheck that you can sell goods to. Kind of defeats the purpose of a business.
@5:25 Wow this CBS anchor said the quiet part out loud! Hope she’s got another job lined up! 😂
Please give us robots at fast food places. Im so tired of idiots who cant even spread out pickles or tomatos. I have literally never gotten a burger at a fast food place where either of those are correct so what is their purpose? To make prices higher while being terrible at their job?
I think that they should incorporate ai tech in labour intensive jobs which demand high stress on our bodies. There are indeed some jobs which require repetitive motion days upon days upon years which take years from your life. Not saying every labour related job but the ones that require human labour that goes beyond and injury prone. All I think of is jobs that require unneeded unnecessary stress maybe like jobs that demand of your lower back a lot , hips , just a lot of those jobs that can take a toll on you . That being said , having more energy and a healthy body would mean you have a nicer life right ?
The fast food establishments warned of this when democrats demanded a so called living wage, they said it wouldn't happen and was just an idle threat.
Hope these robots will warn enough to b3 able to buy stuff from other factories that run robots too. Robots supporting other Robots...
On the bright side: I won’t be afraid to send my food back to the kitchen when it’s undercooked, cause there’s no one to spit in it 😅
It’s good . For anyone saying it costs people jobs . Guess what . Nobady wants to work in fast food . Lot of fast food restaurants shut down because they can’t get enough employees
Lady, please! Once AI has taken over 🍟and 🍔. Do you think it's going to stop there? Wait until AI replaces the talking head reporters, your job .🙄
They using “Dangerous environment” very liberally here.
Good! Say goodbye to your jobs, minimum wagers!😂😂😂
Good get rid of minimum wage works and maybe we will get our food right yall say its not cost people there job when it get better the people will be gone
The minimum wage for CA fast food workers just went from $20/hr to $0/hr.
This video is so dystopian. This is what they want; this is the future.
Lol you wanted 15 to 20 a hour for a high school job now you have no job
Robots are friendlier. Unions will be gone in the near future.
The type of worker you'd need in this new scenario would be interesting -- you'd need technical maintenance worker that can also work the grill and fryer, because although you can have a technical worker on-call to drive around to do repairs, you likely can't have a traditional fast food worker on-call. I think there were these restaurant concepts in SF before the pandemic, but they didn't take off. There's also coffee barista-type robots that do this type of work too. Agree for the tedious or more dangerous jobs robots should definitely handle them and workers can do other portions that robots can't, but the type of real-person labor needed will shift.
Skilled labor essentially,
Job market about to get more competitive, means better talent. Good for business
I have to agree. Work for a DHL distribution warehouse we have robots we still need humans to do the work. The robots make it a lot easier but when the system goes down everything has too get done manually and it puts us behind. Robots aren't always reliable and people don't understand that.
@@felipenunez2058yeah in the video they even said "robots don't need breaks or a day off" and I'm thinking um yes they actually do. Except they won't call you 2 hours before their shift saying they are going to be out of order today 😂 it's more of a surprise
Used to be a Creator Burger in Westlake in Daly City I think they closed though. There was/is one in SF too, but the bottom line is you get a basic burger nothing particular special, and if you want "basic burger" In & Out can not be beat WAY cheaper then the robo burgers too. I once was a Walmart where they had a robo-juice maker, which makes a lot of sense when you realize places like Jamba Juice basically pay people to put a set amount of ingredients into a blender and press "puree" then pour in a glass, and yeah a robot did that just as well and I could place my order and come back later and sure enough when I came back it only then came out!
AI should enable a 20 hour work week with an increase in purchasing power.
So why can't most US jobs work 4 days of work with a few human assistant and AI work the weekends for us
And Who will get those jobs? Probably not the traditional fast food hire (although, at least in the past, ff workers were primarily part time). Those folks will be without their jobs yet again. As an automation engineer, I suspect there will be traveling tech jobs that will pay well (but expect to work all the time); after that there will be a handful of people that assemble food, orders, and does level 1 troubleshooting for failed automation all for minimum wage.
why would it enable a 20 hour work week when it can completely replace people fully?
As an investor in this business, haha hell no. I would rather support a Universal Basic Income Europe style from State or Federal level than have them tap into my profits.
You’re dreaming.
In other words, I can expect to have a delicious robotic meal in a nice restaurant with my family pretty soon. Robotically speaking, I have to tip no one 😎👍
and no tipping. Or rude waiter interaction. :)
you missed that episode of the xfiles i see
Somebody has got to clean those robots.
But I want my $20 per hour pay!!!
Say goodbye 👋 to your $20 an hour jobs 😂
As history tells us, once human labor is too expensive machines will gradually take over those jobs.
That phrasing implies a race to the bottom that people should just be paid less to solve the problem. It’s more like once automation is cheaper than labor, the job will be replaced. The fact is, eventually a machine will be cheaper, faster, more efficient, and more consistent than a person at many manual labor jobs as well as many white collar jobs now, and the machine doesn’t need breaks, time off, vacation, sick days, healthcare, workman’s comp etc etc etc.
Shsmeful, more people losing their job!
Oh... I truly hope this takes hold for fast food.
They always say these robots create more jobs but fail to give an example.
Because they can't!!! I wonder where jobless people are going to get the money to purchase what the AI has created 🤔
This is to solve issues. Please rewatch the video and focus on the advantages, especially the fact that restaurants are way understaffed. This is to assist with things and help with precision and consistency through technology.
No more sick food workers
RIP the 'Never Cook Again' meme
Robot burgers are bomb as f*** 👌🏽
The results of those big tax cuts for the big corporations were years ago. They started investing and planning for stuff like this during the pandemic. Now many hard-working people are going to lose their jobs smh And for those who say "Well, they can just find another job or trade", It's not that easy to give up something that you dedicated your life to doing especially something you love.
I'd like to see robots as newscasters.
What they gonna do when half of society doesn't have a job cuz of ai or we don't think that far in advance
Maybe invent a new type of automatic fryer with hoppers that only need to be refilled. A robot like this is overkill
Agreed....
This is transitional technology; it hasn't been perfected yet.
There goes my $20 job.
I just don't what this world is coming to very sad
Since it's run by robots, we better not see the tipping screen.
This is more automation (like in an automotive assembly plant) than AI (e.g. ChatGPT), but AI sounds sexier.
I’ve been a burger chef for 68 years I’ve never seen anything like this 😖😖😖
We’re heading down a dark path. 😢
$20 an hour is a big motivation
Dang it. Now robots can flip burgers as well.
"Uhh.. We don't think so?!" That saids it all
It is not a chef. It is a mechanical cooking system. Chefs do a lot from CREATING menus and taking into account nutrition, conservation of resources and leading a team. We shouldn't confuse just cooking with the artisan magic of being a chef or "Chief of the Kitchen".
Unfortunately I think a lot of businesses will be short lived if they don't understand what you're saying. LLC types will just buy a robot and food and think it will be profitable.
Chad the local highschool junior frying my burger isn't a chef.
Future headline: "AI robot chefs burn down California kitchen."
People have burned plenty of things down right? Plenty of things we own in life and in our houses than can set it ablaze.
@DigitalConfusion1 "If you don't like my fire, then don't come around, cause I'm gonna burn one down" - AI robot chefs
When ALL of the workers are replaced by computers, robotics, and AI, who will buy the homes, cars, durable goods and everything else corporations sell and produce? You have to have CONSUMERS in a capitalist society. When people are no longer able to purchase goods, how will corporations be able to make a profit in a society where the vast majority of people are overworked, underpaid drones who can barely afford the basics? In a healthy economy, money must continuously change hands. Bottom line; Money trickles UP, not DOWN. This economic model where the majority of the wealth is concentrated at the TOP is unsustainable in the "long run."
Whats great about flippy and his friends is that they wont complain about having their wages stolen or forced to endure hostile work environments
There goes that job
thats cause they wont be creating hostile work environments with their employee gossip and drama and they wont be able to steal from each other like employees do now
Can these AI assisted "cooks" recognize bad food quality, contaminants, spoilage, bugs or animals affecting food quality, etc?
Keep customer service face fronting. Consistent of top talent. And replace the mundane tasks with robots
But the robot is 10X more expensive than the whole restaurant.
Now where's the part where every single restaurant in the whole planet has enough money to buy as system like this and ditch their human cooks?
Where's the part every single person eats this type of food?