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The article seems to say that it's not jobs nobody wants, but rather a labor shortage from an aging population. Japan just seems to be running out of people for
by Simulacra 6mo ago
The article seems to say that it's not jobs nobody wants, but rather a labor shortage from an aging population. Japan just seems to be running out of people for its labor market.
- wnevets 6mo ago> but rather a labor shortage from an aging population. combined with ridiculous cost of living, terrible work/life balance and incredibly xenophobic immigration policies.
- mc3301 6mo agoRidiculous cost of living in Japan? What do you mean by that?
- fercircularbuf 6mo agoJapan has a very low cost of living. Work/life balance, however, is not good. And neither is the increasingly hostile immigration policies.
- functional_dev 6mo ago100% There is genuine demand for physical AI in Japan, there are not enough humans to hire. I bet, EU will start long debates wether to automate or not :) Japan already skipped that part