People seem to think that robots are everywhere, but they just aren't. To repeat a comment I've made before, some industries are starting to roll back some of t

People seem to think that robots are everywhere, but they just aren't. To repeat a comment I've made before, some industries are starting to roll back some of their robot numbers (automotive for instance) as they are realised that robots are only generally good for one thing and when something changes take a lot of capex to modify. There is a move instead toward pairing humans with helper robots, essentailly to robot does the (literal) heavy lifting and then the human does the finesse bit. Source: wife is an engineer in high volume new model automotive