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Not sure why this is controversial. Stop hiring humans is a great slogan.
by ilrwbwrkhv 2y ago
Not sure why this is controversial. Stop hiring humans is a great slogan.
- quantified 2y agoIt's a poor slant on what's been the case for many years. What did robots do for assembly lines?
- OnlineGladiator 2y ago> What did robots do for assembly lines? Made them much more efficient, reliable, and greatly improved quality control. I get the point you're trying to make and I think AI right now is mostly hot garbage, but physical automation has drastically improved the quality of so many products we use today. Cars are safer partially because the robots are so much better at building cars.
- aithrowawaycomm 2y agoDo you have a source on this? I am aware the auto industry is highly automated and robots outperform humans at a lot of the manual labor, but the word "partially" is hand-waving away a lot of big shifts in industrial engineering and national regulations. It just seems difficult to disentangle. (E.g. it is difficult for shops to automate until they get their systems in logistical order, and a low-regulation environment might encourage a race-to-the-bottom of pushing cheap robots way too hard and ignoring QC failures.)
- quantified 2y agoYes, I agree. Multidimensional effects for all tech applications. I should have thought more deeply there.
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- tomcar288 2y agobased on the analysis above, I'd say they're far from delivering on that slogan.
- gorbachev 2y agoUntil they come for your job?