Automation doesn't mean there are no more people working long hours for little pay. It just means that they spend those long hours operating and maintaining mac

Automation doesn't mean there are no more people working long hours for little pay. It just means that they spend those long hours operating and maintaining machines, and are producing truly tremendous amounts of stuff compared to what they get paid. Also, TEMU isn't exactly known for selling the kind of high-value, high-volume products where a fully-automated production line pays for itself, so expect some steps to be done manually still.