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It will never be assembled by humans in the US, but we should strive for US based robotic manufacturing.
by dqpb 6y ago
It will never be assembled by humans in the US, but we should strive for US based robotic manufacturing.
- pokot0 6y agoThis is the key people often overlook. If we stop using our AI geniuses to develop tracking algorithms and start building automation, we can have nextgen factories in the West. The environmental factor is yet to be solved though. For the most part, developing countries are trading environmental damage for money. Not much different from harvesting oil or other resources to an economist.
- moneybaggins 6y agoWell let’s see, work in adtech and make $1M TC and get treated with kid gloves by the company or work in industrial engineering and make $100K and be a cost center. How do we change the incentives? Ban advertising and tracking? But making the alternative more attractive is out of the cards...
- pokot0 6y agoI know and I agree. It's hard. But don't tempt me on banning ads! :P If you look from the outside, as a society we are using a lot of our best brains for very frivolous things. I wish for a more efficient way of using our minds!
- kevin_thibedeau 6y agoPhysical manufacturing doesn't have the sort of profit margins that software provides. You can't give devs the kind of pay many expect when there are 10x more people in the production chain. Investors aren't going to flock to such businesses.
- pokot0 6y agoInverstors are very short sighted. I am advocating for a 100 years plan. You can't expect a bunch of greedy boys to plan for returns after they are dead....