Engineer: good news it was a total success, but the hardware language underneath it is so specific that only specialists can fix your machines when it detects a certain shade of red that gets it stuck in a loop
I’m on my path to become a developer, first with Salesforce to feed and provide for my family, then I’ll build a business to help a lot of people displaced by robotics
@@davidsno661 at least you're thinking of others most people that have those Advanced skills are totally cool with walking over homeless and dead people on their way to work or just stay remotely at home so they don't have to see anything
As a software engineer that's kind of what I have been doing my entire career, getting software to do my tasks for me so I never have to do them again. Funny enough, they always keep finding new tasks and more work for me to do. Thing is, work and jobs are not the same thing, work is infinite, there is always more of it that needs doing no matter how much you automate away. Jobs is how many people society can afford to pay wages to at any given time. You might have work that needs doing, but if you cant afford to pay for it to be done there is no job there.
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Ashman with the rate at which computers are advancing I'm afraid of how unprepared we will be by the end of the next presidency as Yang was the only candidate to truly address automation
The Washington Post = *CLOWNS* Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/) Washington Post in August 2020: The Robot Revolution is Happening--Like It or Not PS Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/)
Because it's simple. He's irrelevant. He did not say what everyone did not already know. He just became the reminder by saying robot's is taking your job, I'm your guy. That's all. Who asked Andrew Yang to be the bearer of bad news?
The Washington Post = *CLOWNS* Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/) Washington Post in August 2020: The Robot Revolution is Happening--Like It or Not PS Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/)
will they replace us? in some repetitive jobs, yeah in other sectors? It will give use wider opportunity and possibilities than ever before, especially for smaller companies. TH-cam ecosystem is one of the similar example.
No he doesn’t have a explicit policy to deal with all these high techs he just pays everyone check that’s not an industry policy but close to a money printing policy. A real perfect president should make high tech education more approachable to every citizen so that everyone can really benefit from it
At the very least, he opened many our minds to new and practical solutions and pulled us away from the scapegoat narratives. Some congressmen are starting to talk about UBI and it's thanks to him. If we implement only half his policies we'd be way better off.
why would you pay $1000 to everybody? just pay it to unemployed, which is how it is currently. yeah, there will be more unemployed in the future due to automation, so more people will be given unemployment checks, but there is no need for universal payment. it's already difficult to finance all the government support that exists, and leftists come up with ideas like universal payment...
He was right about robots taking some simple manual labor type jobs - he's wrong about robots completely replacing us in the workplace. People have always adapted and upgraded their skills to take advantage of new technology
Exciting. Yes there may be social problem to solve, but we can do that. Just think how many repetitive operation workplace injuries could be avoided, or how automation will free up an incredibly complex human to do more meaningful work and come home more satisfied and happy. As a consumer think of how much more reliable and consistent our products will be, the tighter tolerances we can design to, the ai driven surgery that can identify more of a tumor to be removed than a surgeon. There's so much good that can come from automation and AI, we shouldn't shy away from it just because it means we have to also solve a new social problem also.
@@jasonfanclub4267 doubt it. Maybe we could look outward and finally get structures built in space and actually start exploring. Our current economic system will require adjustment however as having to work to survive will need to go the way of the dodo.
@@jasonfanclub4267 robots take jobs, thats fine. But do you think humanity still exist? Anyhow when entire world is having a same problem then its not a problem. We invented jobs, thats it. Humans will find out another way of living when this robots takeover. Global warning is a bigger problem that you need to worry about.
They will start to implementing UBI; Universal Basic Income where government would hand out money unconditionally they not need to do this but they have to this, if they want to make the economy keep moving.
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Advances in automation have been happening since the dawn of human history. Robots will not "take all the jobs". They will take the jobs that require little skill and allow people to create new businesses and more jobs that take advantage of the advances in technology. If your job requires more than simple manual labor and checklists, you'll be fine. If it doesn't, it's time to start learning new skills.
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We need a new economic system, robots are neither good nor bad it will depend on how society will respond. If we stop wasting our energy to save dying industry jobs like coal and steel and we refocus on education for future jobs and a UBI for everyone then everyone human can explore their creative side which is a good thing.
They did (somewhat dismissively). A Timeline... Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/) Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/) WaPo tries to speak authoritatively about subjects they don't fundamentally understand (or, because they're owned by Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, it was in their best interest "not to understand" while Andrew was running and bringing up these issues).
So, who is going to have money to purchase goods and services from these companies when robots replace human workers? Would increased automation increase poverty? Is it possible to be “too efficient”? Very curious about this.
Ovo je fenomenalno, kakva li nas tek budućnost očekuje za recimo 15 godina kada se veštačka inteligencija još više usavrši uspomoć podataka koje bude imala? Zanimljivo je da će mnogo zanimanja koja danas postoje jednostavno nestati. Pitanje je šta će tada savremeni čovek raditi ?
It takes a few seconds, just a penny or two in labor costs, to wave a bar code scanner over an envelope and place the envelope on an assembly line. When you see 'shipping & handling' costs going into the dollars, the money is going somewhere else other than the workers. Yet the robot revolution is oriented toward eliminating that cost alone.
Staff wages are paid out of shipping and handling costs. It's not just the people working in warehouses, it's the transport companies, even if they replaced their drivers with self driving trucks, those trucks still have to be maintained. Automation will make things cheaper, but the cost will never be zero. On top of this, companies still need to make a profit which will be harder to do because taxes will rise to pay for universal basic income. The money that they have saved on staff will now be spent on taxes. It's actually a good thing because these jobs are low paid anyway and those workers will get the same money from the state without having to actually work. We are not robots, we shouldn't be doing monotonous work.
@@R9dyhQ.RDPD99yF0gDmSZqC that would require a society with individuals with a high level of technical skills... Our education system has not prepared us.
It will be easier to start a company quicker requiring fewer people as soon, so firms can grow fast, it would be good in times of a labour shortage. So not all bad news.
You don't have to wait. It's unfolding right now. Pandemic has rendered hundreds of millions jobless across the globe. Significant % of those jobs have even become obsolete now. We were not prepared for this. First quarter of 2021 is going to be much worse (also because of the trade war).
@@Sartorius988 We'll be reliant on the government and sooner or later we'll not matter to the government since humans will not constitute most of the workforce.
All it would have to do is send out emails arranging meeting times, and then 15 minutes before the meeting it cancels it or changes the time and place.
It happening slowly but some jobs cant replace humans for all jobs. they do try with any job but when they se how it goes they then change back and have humans do job so it done right anytime the first time.
If I were 15 years old and wanted to get a decent paying job in the future I would go into "Robot maintenance and repair" (You will need an engineering degree). And hope they don't come up with "Robotic repair robots".
You could argue this is a positive progression despite arguments for increased unemployment. Instead of fighting against robots and progression, we must fight for education reform to boost population productivity. We must become smarter and use robots/AI as a friendly tool to help us work easier instead of seeing them as competition for mundane low-level tasks. As is the case for humans and companies in the last century. We can choose to advance and adapt or repeat until obsolescence.
it will destroy many jobs yet free up much time for humans to perform other tasks. im not all that worried about it. more efficiency is rarely a bad thing. that said we will have to have some sort of universal system to take care of people who are not able to enter the workforce due to how complex it will become. it wouldnt surprise me if in the next 20-30 years the natural unemployment rate becomes 10-15%, as many lower IQ workers will not be able to perform complex tasks required for a modern workforce (it isnt their fault, we should take care of them).
@@titolovely8237 For sure there will be implementations needed to retrain lower IQ workers. There are many other sectors which cannot be replaced. Temporary pay similar to stimulus checks is only a temporary solution. If we give away free money it will create a lackadaisical workforce. Instead, its our duty to provide an excellent education system to help them transition and excel in other roles.
It can't be, People are stupid, it's enough to read those comment to understand it. The only solution is to make laws that will not allow the technocrats to do what ever they want, and unfortunatelly it's not happenning like you can see Google, Amazon, Apple, Fakebook, all of them already in control no judge, no law against their acts.
077 Di I disagree. People are the smartest specie on Earth. Perhaps you have a pessimistic bias, but I do not see the basis for this reasoning. Tech companies are in control for now, but they are undergoing antitrust court hearings, and history is known the repeat itself, just look at Microsoft in the dot come bubble.
@@BigWangLee The technocrats are smart people that is for sure, there are smart people but powerless against those evil technocrats, why? power and money, unlimited - above the law, Does this "hearing" have a resulte? don't you see all small businesses falls down around the globe? the best place to watch is Asia, they are the most progressive with AI and the technocrats rules there, the small shop going down .almost none, no cash involve , only credit card- the govrement controls everything- soon the govrement will be AI and control by those thenocrats, already google control the market, Fkarbook want to open bank "libera coin" and so on and on, you don't even have achance, all the hearings are FAKE!!!!!!!!!
If the hieght of our robot making abilities is having an arm pick something up then put it down again, then I think we've got some way to go before they start taking over.
Where is the crowd who like to comment "I did not go to college, college is a waste of money, trade school is better and you make more, good luck paying off your debt etc". Yeah this could be your future competing with robots so keep being proud as a plumber, steel worker and carpenter for life. Even no code programming is becoming a thing let alone hard labor jobs.
Most companies cannot do Role Based Access automation. AI is along way off...Because Human Data quality is horrific, 99% of humans can navigate these inconsistencies daily as matter of course...Robotics cannot.
Lets see it dont complain it don't take breaks unless it breaks and you don't half to pay it. So keep on striking and pretty soon they will automate our jobs. Have you talked to the customer service bot rep yet?
Robots are the ultimate dream worker for companies: 1. Can work 24/7/365. Doesn't need a breaks/sleep/vacations. 2. Doesn't require training. 3. Doesn't get sick/injured. 4. Doesn't require wages or benefits. 5. Doesn't go on strike or lawsuits. 6. Doesn't need bathrooms/Air conditioning. 7. Can easily be upgraded to work better or replaced without any issue. 8. No concerns of stealing/sabotage/etc. 9. No Labor protection laws or Unions.
You know the feeling when you are just writing about Aruco corners for camera pose estimation and then TH-cam highlights a video where Aruco corners appear? Is it spying on me? :D
Google owns TH-cam. The searches you do both places are coordinated. When it thinks you are looking for a product. They want you to see what you might want to buy.
A factory robot costs 100000$ plus maintenance. N does job of 3 people. A factory worker in country like india bangladesh takes 100$ per month so 3 will take 300$ & 3600$ /-yr. So unless these robots can can work for 30yrs continuously no one will pay for them right now. First jobs went from usa to japan then to china now they will go to india n bangladesh then to African countries after that Robots will take over.
I am willing to bet manufacturing jobs lost to automation won't be replaced as fast as the rate of work environments becoming increasingly automated. I think it's entirely reasonable those displaced manufacturer workers should received some sort of universal "stipend" for income to offset the loss of employment and "pad" their transition into whatever industry they're supposed to work in next. I know a lot of people really think universal income is stupid, and maybe providing a lot of it is bad, but it might make sense to provide a partial amount so people might remain composed while navigating a serious shift in the US workforce. What exactly does US society do with this huge group of displaced workers?
The next big step will be to replace all the human consumers by robots who are capable of consuming trillions of times as much as even the richest of all human consumers.
The gadget loving part of me likes this age of AI / AGI and robotics. But the rational side of me is worried about our future. What jobs will the vast majority of people have in 20+ years?
What will you do with the workers who did these jobs before? Many do these jobs, because this is the level of what they can learn. So, you put them out of work and then?
Everyone's talking about UBI, but the obvious solution is to get rid of an economic system that uses money at all! We need an anarchist gift economy and to get rid of capitalism.
There is no revolution, it is an evolution. Machines have been taking over certain jobs for 200 years now. They are just gradually getting better and more complex - it's the nature of innovation and seeking out for more efficiency. Human life has improved significantly in these pas 200 years as it will in the next 200. We just need to make sure that the portion of displaced workers who can't adjust to new norms are taken care of.
Right now the gains of automation are given to the richest Americans leaving the ones who’s jobs are replaced poor. We should look at this as a good thing to allievate humans from doing boring work and focus on things that matter to them
I just don't understand, picking a paper mail is such a easy job and why engineers have to design such a complicated robot arm to complete such an easy job. From my point of view, there must be a more simple and cheaper solution, isn't it?
4:05 "It doesn't seem to be winnowing the head count..." Well, maybe not directly and immediately in THE SAME environment that the robots/AI are being deployed, but have you been on a Main Street or in a mall lately? 30% closed BEFORE the pandemic. There are millions fewer retail jobs per capita compared to just 20 years ago. I guess those would-be retail workers just need to learn programming, right? They can brush up on some multi-variate calculus, linear algebra, maybe some matrix math and symbolic logic and I think they're good to go.
I didnt like working in a warehouse, but i liked the salary. I dont care if we keep these jobs. Ill study something. For the people who cant we should maybe pay them for doing some good things for our cities or just pay them for something. So that everyone who cant find a job gets money from the state, but should also do something for it. Maybe not the state but i dont know how else we can pay them.
no matter what, there will always be at least one human manager overseeing one or many robots. with that, this can create more factories with guaranteed patterned skill (with robots), cutting down on training and other variables.
Company: "Engineer, make me an engineer robot that can replace you"
Engineer: "Ok"
One hour later:
Robot: "Engineer- here- is- your- pink-slip-and-severance-package. Thank-you-for-your-service-and-now-you-will-be-escorted-out-of-the-building-by-Securobot-which-you-designed-last-week."
Engineer: good news it was a total success, but the hardware language underneath it is so specific that only specialists can fix your machines when it detects a certain shade of red that gets it stuck in a loop
I’m on my path to become a developer, first with Salesforce to feed and provide for my family, then I’ll build a business to help a lot of people displaced by robotics
@@davidsno661 at least you're thinking of others most people that have those Advanced skills are totally cool with walking over homeless and dead people on their way to work or just stay remotely at home so they don't have to see anything
As a software engineer that's kind of what I have been doing my entire career, getting software to do my tasks for me so I never have to do them again. Funny enough, they always keep finding new tasks and more work for me to do.
Thing is, work and jobs are not the same thing, work is infinite, there is always more of it that needs doing no matter how much you automate away. Jobs is how many people society can afford to pay wages to at any given time. You might have work that needs doing, but if you cant afford to pay for it to be done there is no job there.
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It's the future, so don't you worry , it will be like China
@@077di6 i hope it will be like china, they are amazing
@@DrunkCatEyeless Move to china live there and leave us
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let's aim for fully automated post-scarcity (for basic necessities) world
What will your society do when the soil turns to sand from over use?
@@s0be2266 our farming is getting better and more environmentally friendly over time. Not worse.
s0be2266 I think hydroponics is the future
won't work
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That will soon be replaced by hydroponic factory and later by aeroponics, in vertical farms where soil isn’t needed.
I don’t understand what is the point of your comment...
WSJ: You all better be prepared. The industry could automate anything.
Food delivery.
Packaging.
Voice actors.
Video editors.
Pundits.
Oh... wait....
What is WSJ?
Wall Street Journal
Irony at its finest
Cannot get more ironic than an bot
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Home delivery jobs too will be taken over by AI in no time, so government is left with no option but offer UBI
then human degenerate because they don't earn their wage- they become lazy and indulgent. like Wall E
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Or they will do what they truly want to do and be happy. Some maybe will take on innovating thus making the world a better lace.
Dawid Wtorek people are so pessimistic it’s sad
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[Laughs in Andrew Yang]
Scorns current lib Dem pick for a non president
The world isn't ready for Andrew Yang
Ashman with the rate at which computers are advancing I'm afraid of how unprepared we will be by the end of the next presidency as Yang was the only candidate to truly address automation
The Washington Post = *CLOWNS*
Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/)
Washington Post in August 2020: The Robot Revolution is Happening--Like It or Not
PS Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/)
The DNC don't deserve Yang. We're pretty much screwed with our current 2 party system.
How you gonna have a piece like this and not include Andrew Yang
He became an uncomfortable topic for mass media, when they clearly dissed him when he was running
the world is not ready for an Asian US president, way too early.
Because it's simple. He's irrelevant. He did not say what everyone did not already know. He just became the reminder by saying robot's is taking your job, I'm your guy. That's all. Who asked Andrew Yang to be the bearer of bad news?
@@kvm1992 Biden did. He's going to be the last speaker right before Biden on Thursday night. Tune in and maybe you'll learn something.
The Washington Post = *CLOWNS*
Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/)
Washington Post in August 2020: The Robot Revolution is Happening--Like It or Not
PS Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/)
will they replace us? in some repetitive jobs, yeah
in other sectors? It will give use wider opportunity and possibilities than ever before, especially for smaller companies.
TH-cam ecosystem is one of the similar example.
Oh you know nothing about ai
@@hungvuhoang7680 oh yeah I know a bit. One thing that they can't do is taking initiative without preprogrammed codes.
Radiologists
Contract lawyers
Call center workers
Executive assistants
Certain surgery specialists
@@SecretJanitor executive assistant? by what?
certain surgery specialist? such as?
lawyers?
@@SecretJanitor Only parts of those jobs can be automated - it will make the people in those jobs who use that automation more efficient
That's why Andrew Yang would have been a perfect president
but they went with biden i am a republican but if it came to between trump and yang i would have definitely voted for yang
No he doesn’t have a explicit policy to deal with all these high techs he just pays everyone check that’s not an industry policy but close to a money printing policy. A real perfect president should make high tech education more approachable to every citizen so that everyone can really benefit from it
The ONLY person who actually 'gets' it. I agree. 😉🇺🇲
At the very least, he opened many our minds to new and practical solutions and pulled us away from the scapegoat narratives. Some congressmen are starting to talk about UBI and it's thanks to him. If we implement only half his policies we'd be way better off.
why would you pay $1000 to everybody? just pay it to unemployed, which is how it is currently. yeah, there will be more unemployed in the future due to automation, so more people will be given unemployment checks, but there is no need for universal payment. it's already difficult to finance all the government support that exists, and leftists come up with ideas like universal payment...
fedex is short of 500 human positions...that is where we are heading...
fedex warehouse jobs
Additional Location Information: Starting Pay Rate: $13.10 - $14.60
Darn it! Andrew Yang was right!
He was right about robots taking some simple manual labor type jobs - he's wrong about robots completely replacing us in the workplace. People have always adapted and upgraded their skills to take advantage of new technology
5:28 - teaching the robot how to twerk to replace strippers.
andrew yang rubbing his hands like birdman
Exciting. Yes there may be social problem to solve, but we can do that. Just think how many repetitive operation workplace injuries could be avoided, or how automation will free up an incredibly complex human to do more meaningful work and come home more satisfied and happy. As a consumer think of how much more reliable and consistent our products will be, the tighter tolerances we can design to, the ai driven surgery that can identify more of a tumor to be removed than a surgeon. There's so much good that can come from automation and AI, we shouldn't shy away from it just because it means we have to also solve a new social problem also.
Yang said it
If robots take over all the jobs at Twitter and Google, then I am down for this.
They will take all jobs and humanity will die finally
@@jasonfanclub4267 doubt it. Maybe we could look outward and finally get structures built in space and actually start exploring. Our current economic system will require adjustment however as having to work to survive will need to go the way of the dodo.
@@shaydza Dream On.
@@jasonfanclub4267 robots take jobs, thats fine. But do you think humanity still exist? Anyhow when entire world is having a same problem then its not a problem.
We invented jobs, thats it. Humans will find out another way of living when this robots takeover.
Global warning is a bigger problem that you need to worry about.
@Boris Erdogan so you wanted people to watch the videos you are looking at and then recommend for each and every person.
Global recession? We're almost in a depression.
If jobs are taken over by robots, who's gonna buy those product if no one have money ? Its about time, we'll starving together..
No one is thinking about that
They will start to implementing UBI; Universal Basic Income where government would hand out money unconditionally they not need to do this but they have to this, if they want to make the economy keep moving.
04:30 What are "non-essential" jobs and who gets to decide what they are?
0:36 the human workers seem to be blurred out of picture. Can someone see it and explain why?
Amazon has migrant workers
Can anyone tell me what’s the music playing in the background at the end of the video? (5:20)
Come on! They are decepticons...
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Advances in automation have been happening since the dawn of human history.
Robots will not "take all the jobs".
They will take the jobs that require little skill and allow people to create new businesses and more jobs that take advantage of the advances in technology.
If your job requires more than simple manual labor and checklists, you'll be fine. If it doesn't, it's time to start learning new skills.
one of the effects of C-19 is to make most countries poorer. These machines will service who?
How can I invest in this trend?
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I'm 31 & this just feels hopeless. I will never be able to afford children or new home. Now robots arrive on the scene.
We need a new economic system, robots are neither good nor bad it will depend on how society will respond. If we stop wasting our energy to save dying industry jobs like coal and steel and we refocus on education for future jobs and a UBI for everyone then everyone human can explore their creative side which is a good thing.
Or you know, you'll be more able to afford more children with robotic daycare.
You guys should interview Andrew Yang
They did (somewhat dismissively). A Timeline...
Washington Post in June 2019: "Random Man Runs for President" (www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2019/06/10/feature/random-man-runs-for-president-the-odd-saga-of-andrew-yang-explained/)
Washington Post in October 2019: "Blame the Policies, Not the Robots" (www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/10/23/blame-policies-not-robots/)
WaPo tries to speak authoritatively about subjects they don't fundamentally understand (or, because they're owned by Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, it was in their best interest "not to understand" while Andrew was running and bringing up these issues).
Jobs will evaporate in the coming years.
And then robots will do and consume everything
Life will be one long pool party, dude!
@@xHeadcleanerx Yeah that's the goal.
Jobs have always been evaporating while new jobs are created. That's why there are no coal shovelers in every basement anymore.
This is really exciting stuff! Policies will have to change to accommodate such robots
anyone know the background sound at the end? thnx!
So, who is going to have money to purchase goods and services from these companies when robots replace human workers? Would increased automation increase poverty? Is it possible to be “too efficient”? Very curious about this.
The next economic boom cycle will come from replacing the low-wage, high liability workers with AI, automation and robotics.
Terminator Covid19 edition
Start of a new era!!
Ovo je fenomenalno, kakva li nas tek budućnost očekuje za recimo 15 godina kada se veštačka inteligencija još više usavrši uspomoć podataka koje bude imala? Zanimljivo je da će mnogo zanimanja koja danas postoje jednostavno nestati. Pitanje je šta će tada savremeni čovek raditi ?
It takes a few seconds, just a penny or two in labor costs, to wave a bar code scanner over an envelope and place the envelope on an assembly line. When you see 'shipping & handling' costs going into the dollars, the money is going somewhere else other than the workers. Yet the robot revolution is oriented toward eliminating that cost alone.
Staff wages are paid out of shipping and handling costs. It's not just the people working in warehouses, it's the transport companies, even if they replaced their drivers with self driving trucks, those trucks still have to be maintained. Automation will make things cheaper, but the cost will never be zero. On top of this, companies still need to make a profit which will be harder to do because taxes will rise to pay for universal basic income. The money that they have saved on staff will now be spent on taxes. It's actually a good thing because these jobs are low paid anyway and those workers will get the same money from the state without having to actually work. We are not robots, we shouldn't be doing monotonous work.
Hope the robots won't plot anything like in the movies 😀😎👍
The robot will not plot anything the humans that control the robot will plot something.
@@serpentzachary1340 Facebook shut down 2 artificial intelligence robots after they chatted with each other in undecipherable language
@@apscoinscurrenciesmore7599 I've heard of that before that's really eerie to say the least.
Profits are already planning ways to replace your job with automation.
That would be one boring movie if they did.
"They tuk `er jobs!"
"Der durk 'er derbs!"
Deerp de Derp!
How was that even a job to begin with "picking tiny package up and moving it to the left" thank people that its a robot now.
Worldwide unemployment era is coming.
The world is going to be reliant on AI in the future just like we relied on the internet today.
I'd rather say massive technicians, computer science and engineering needs on the horizon
@@R9dyhQ.RDPD99yF0gDmSZqC that would require a society with individuals with a high level of technical skills...
Our education system has not prepared us.
@@R9dyhQ.RDPD99yF0gDmSZqC you need a team of 100 at best for a world class AI bot that automates jobs held by millions.
Dystopian at best.
no, human will be more productive, there will be more smaller companies with wider range of products.
So after everyone is dead from covid-25, amazon still delivers. That's a relief.
If people lose their jobs who will order stuffs from Amazon? Does robots gets paycheck and consumes from Amazon?
2:54 that's actually a person
Still a couple years off but obviously here to some degree
It will be easier to start a company quicker requiring fewer people as soon, so firms can grow fast, it would be good in times of a labour shortage. So not all bad news.
Already very doable. Pretty much every thing can be virtualised.
Robot hunt us one day ?!!! Zassad is raise.
Can't wait for the biggest crash in human history. The 100s of millions of people out of the job. It will be EPIC
You don't have to wait. It's unfolding right now. Pandemic has rendered hundreds of millions jobless across the globe. Significant % of those jobs have even become obsolete now. We were not prepared for this. First quarter of 2021 is going to be much worse (also because of the trade war).
Tbh it just means more people on welfare, its not the end of the world.
@@Sartorius988 most countries can't afford paychecks, not all of us are allowed to print our own currency
@@Sartorius988 more like more people homeless and in the street. many government are anti welfare cause it's not american, so everyone keep saying.
@@Sartorius988 We'll be reliant on the government and sooner or later we'll not matter to the government since humans will not constitute most of the workforce.
1:34 why does it look like there's a guy behind the robot controlling it?
The use of those machines should be tax before it gets out of hand
💯% agree. Amazon should be taxed for every robot it replaces with a human.
yeah but taxxed normally because if u they are overtaxed we will stop using robots all together
Brilliant!!
Lol Amazon overtaxed joke of the year
They (Amazon, Fakebook and so on) are above the law already as you can see...nothing can stop them.
Its already happening at my job!
It's actually easier to replace middle-management and business people with AI than to build hardware to replace working class.
All it would have to do is send out emails arranging meeting times, and then 15 minutes before the meeting it cancels it or changes the time and place.
It happening slowly but some jobs cant replace humans for all jobs. they do try with any job but when they se how it goes they then change back and have humans do job so it done right anytime the first time.
and when one day these robots will replace christopher mims and mark muro for their "routine and non-essential jobs"?
not just like we do... infinitely faster and more precise than we ever can, already...
If I were 15 years old and wanted to get a decent paying job in the future I would go into "Robot maintenance and repair" (You will need an engineering degree). And hope they don't come up with "Robotic repair robots".
Why not robot creation? It would pay a lot more than maintenance and repair which is a lot simpler and easier to automate
Fabulous video
You could argue this is a positive progression despite arguments for increased unemployment. Instead of fighting against robots and progression, we must fight for education reform to boost population productivity. We must become smarter and use robots/AI as a friendly tool to help us work easier instead of seeing them as competition for mundane low-level tasks.
As is the case for humans and companies in the last century. We can choose to advance and adapt or repeat until obsolescence.
it will destroy many jobs yet free up much time for humans to perform other tasks. im not all that worried about it. more efficiency is rarely a bad thing. that said we will have to have some sort of universal system to take care of people who are not able to enter the workforce due to how complex it will become. it wouldnt surprise me if in the next 20-30 years the natural unemployment rate becomes 10-15%, as many lower IQ workers will not be able to perform complex tasks required for a modern workforce (it isnt their fault, we should take care of them).
@@titolovely8237 For sure there will be implementations needed to retrain lower IQ workers. There are many other sectors which cannot be replaced. Temporary pay similar to stimulus checks is only a temporary solution. If we give away free money it will create a lackadaisical workforce. Instead, its our duty to provide an excellent education system to help them transition and excel in other roles.
It can't be, People are stupid, it's enough to read those comment to understand it. The only solution is to make laws that will not allow the technocrats to do what ever they want, and unfortunatelly it's not happenning like you can see Google, Amazon, Apple, Fakebook, all of them already in control no judge, no law against their acts.
077 Di I disagree. People are the smartest specie on Earth. Perhaps you have a pessimistic bias, but I do not see the basis for this reasoning. Tech companies are in control for now, but they are undergoing antitrust court hearings, and history is known the repeat itself, just look at Microsoft in the dot come bubble.
@@BigWangLee The technocrats are smart people that is for sure, there are smart people but powerless against those evil technocrats, why? power and money, unlimited - above the law, Does this "hearing" have a resulte? don't you see all small businesses falls down around the globe? the best place to watch is Asia, they are the most progressive with AI and the technocrats rules there, the small shop going down .almost none, no cash involve , only credit card- the govrement controls everything- soon the govrement will be AI and control by those thenocrats, already google control the market, Fkarbook want to open bank "libera coin" and so on and on, you don't even have achance, all the hearings are FAKE!!!!!!!!!
If the hieght of our robot making abilities is having an arm pick something up then put it down again, then I think we've got some way to go before they start taking over.
Where is the crowd who like to comment "I did not go to college, college is a waste of money, trade school is better and you make more, good luck paying off your debt etc". Yeah this could be your future competing with robots so keep being proud as a plumber, steel worker and carpenter for life. Even no code programming is becoming a thing let alone hard labor jobs.
so being a plumber is better than going to college ?
Automated mail sorting and address reading has been around since the eighties. What are they talking about..?
"just yet" is the key term in this mild defense of robots
Most companies cannot do Role Based Access automation. AI is along way off...Because Human Data quality is horrific, 99% of humans can navigate these inconsistencies daily as matter of course...Robotics cannot.
Lets see it dont complain it don't take breaks unless it breaks and you don't half to pay it. So keep on striking and pretty soon they will automate our jobs. Have you talked to the customer service bot rep yet?
As an aspiring robotics engineer, this makes me somewhat excited for my future and sorry for everyone else's
Robots are the ultimate dream worker for companies:
1. Can work 24/7/365. Doesn't need a breaks/sleep/vacations.
2. Doesn't require training.
3. Doesn't get sick/injured.
4. Doesn't require wages or benefits.
5. Doesn't go on strike or lawsuits.
6. Doesn't need bathrooms/Air conditioning.
7. Can easily be upgraded to work better or replaced without any issue.
8. No concerns of stealing/sabotage/etc.
9. No Labor protection laws or Unions.
You know the feeling when you are just writing about Aruco corners for camera pose estimation and then TH-cam highlights a video where Aruco corners appear? Is it spying on me? :D
Google owns TH-cam. The searches you do both places are coordinated. When it thinks you are looking for a product. They want you to see what you might want to buy.
A factory robot costs 100000$ plus maintenance. N does job of 3 people.
A factory worker in country like india bangladesh takes 100$ per month so 3 will take 300$ & 3600$ /-yr.
So unless these robots can can work for 30yrs continuously no one will pay for them right now.
First jobs went from usa to japan then to china now they will go to india n bangladesh then to African countries after that
Robots will take over.
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I am willing to bet manufacturing jobs lost to automation won't be replaced as fast as the rate of work environments becoming increasingly automated. I think it's entirely reasonable those displaced manufacturer workers should received some sort of universal "stipend" for income to offset the loss of employment and "pad" their transition into whatever industry they're supposed to work in next. I know a lot of people really think universal income is stupid, and maybe providing a lot of it is bad, but it might make sense to provide a partial amount so people might remain composed while navigating a serious shift in the US workforce. What exactly does US society do with this huge group of displaced workers?
They take our jobbbbbbssssss!!!!
Robot Lawyers, politicians, robotic CEO's, and Doctors going to be so much fun, we humans just gets to sit on our butts.
So this is why Yaskawa's stock is up 4% today.
The next big step will be to replace all the human consumers by robots who are capable of consuming trillions of times as much as even the richest of all human consumers.
They don't have emotions and they can't understand feelings. Emotions and feelings makes work place happy and intresting.
Business /Work is not about your feelings .....
Not for robots
Most human emotions are detrimental to the work place. You're just talking nonsense.
Dont be surprised if In the future, there would be a new course, named 'majors how to be a robot'
The gadget loving part of me likes this age of AI / AGI and robotics. But the rational side of me is worried about our future. What jobs will the vast majority of people have in 20+ years?
They will all be dead from kill gates 💉
Because this is exactly how the system views the masses of people... we are the robots and Artificial intelligence
What will you do with the workers who did these jobs before? Many do these jobs, because this is the level of what they can learn. So, you put them out of work and then?
Soilent green?
Everyone's talking about UBI, but the obvious solution is to get rid of an economic system that uses money at all!
We need an anarchist gift economy and to get rid of capitalism.
I would still build a robot
Skynet?
There is no revolution, it is an evolution. Machines have been taking over certain jobs for 200 years now. They are just gradually getting better and more complex - it's the nature of innovation and seeking out for more efficiency. Human life has improved significantly in these pas 200 years as it will in the next 200. We just need to make sure that the portion of displaced workers who can't adjust to new norms are taken care of.
Survival of the smartest
Why would I bother applying for a job that will be gone in 5 years anyway
Right now the gains of automation are given to the richest Americans leaving the ones who’s jobs are replaced poor. We should look at this as a good thing to allievate humans from doing boring work and focus on things that matter to them
I just don't understand, picking a paper mail is such a easy job and why engineers have to design such a complicated robot arm to complete such an easy job. From my point of view, there must be a more simple and cheaper solution, isn't it?
" And for a time it was good ...."
00:25 What a coincidence. Almost as if they planned this in advance...
awesome
We should have nominated Andrew Yang not Biden
4:05 "It doesn't seem to be winnowing the head count..." Well, maybe not directly and immediately in THE SAME environment that the robots/AI are being deployed, but have you been on a Main Street or in a mall lately? 30% closed BEFORE the pandemic. There are millions fewer retail jobs per capita compared to just 20 years ago. I guess those would-be retail workers just need to learn programming, right? They can brush up on some multi-variate calculus, linear algebra, maybe some matrix math and symbolic logic and I think they're good to go.
It's all fun and games till skynet takes over
It's a stupid hollywood movie. That joke is tired
I didnt like working in a warehouse, but i liked the salary. I dont care if we keep these jobs. Ill study something. For the people who cant we should maybe pay them for doing some good things for our cities or just pay them for something. So that everyone who cant find a job gets money from the state, but should also do something for it. Maybe not the state but i dont know how else we can pay them.
I agree with this. Planting trees or any work that helps the environment. It could be funded by tax revenues collected from automation.
I want to be a robot when I grow up...
Just identify as one now.
Good morning
no matter what, there will always be at least one human manager overseeing one or many robots.
with that, this can create more factories with guaranteed patterned skill (with robots), cutting down on training and other variables.
cheaper: automate management and cut costs
Lesser humans working = lesser circulation of money = lesser demand for goods and services
@@notm.m5960 university basic income = keep the population poor & under control = your right and ability to think taken away
I also want to start a robotics company.they are the future❤️👍.
universal basic income is basic... its welfare, enough to live on and nothing more
its not a good solution to permanent mass unemployment