Say automation will replace humans in the workplace... so who the hell is going to be buying these products these robots make?
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Say automation will replace humans in the workplace... so who the hell is going to be buying these products these robots make?
If you drive a car or truck, it was partially made by robots. Westinghouse has a plant on Bluff Road that uses automation to manufacture nuclear fuel rods (for 20+ years). Taxis will be replaced with self driving cars in the next 20 years. My six and four year old kids may never actually drive a car. The DOD uses a computer "therapist" to assist soldiers with PTSD and depression. When you use an ATM machine, that function was once done by a bank teller. Flight boarding passes used to come from ticket agents and travel arrangements used to be done by travel agents.
Don't fool yourself into thinking this is a conspiracy theory.
This really gets interesting. Are we going to use American robots or Mexican robots to automat the factories (robototories?)? Who is going to get to program the robot news "reporters?" Conservatives, anti-capitalism liberals or Mark Cuban?Excellent post. Unfortunately the clowns that use phrases like "liberal media" won't get it. And when they lose their jobs to automation (something Bill Gates has recently spoken about), they'll be sure to blame it on a Mexican.
Who has the answers? Apparently Mark Cuban.Sooo...automation in factories, transportation, and even retail now...hmmm
Where are we headed? Who has the answers
This really gets interesting. Are we going to use American robots or Mexican robots to automat the factories (robototories?)? Who is going to get to program the robot news "reporters?" Conservatives, anti-capitalism liberals or Mark Cuban?
I do not dispute what you are saying or the future. Just regret I won't be here so I can demonstrate my true calling and abilities on the golf course. (Oh well, I guess robots for that, too.)This does not mean, humans go away and it is a lights out operation. What he is talking about is factory that employed 2000 workers 20 years ago, have 1000 today and will have 200 in 10 years. All with increased output. And expect self driving taxis in 5-10 years. They are here today and there is not a car manufacturer that does not have a self driving program. We are entering the era of robots and cloud computing will rule the world
I tell you what, I'm not paying full price on tickets to see a bunch of tin men play football on Saturdays. If you want to go all the way with robots you may as well take it all the way.Appears Walmart (91% of items sold made in China) and Amazon taking over retail sales. My question is....Will robots be able to hit a curve ball?
This automation panic is typical liberal propaganda..It's not their onerous taxes and oppressive regulations killing jobs....It's automation...It is always the fault of something else...Robots are manufactured, programmed and maintained by humans...Self driving vehicles(an idea doomed to failure) take one job away..While adding the jobs required to produce, program, dispatch and maintain the vehicles...This tech obviously does not diminish jobs in the market...Jobs began leaving the USA long before the automated advancements progressed to today's levels...The reasons are very obvious...Taxes, regulation and Union wages drove our manufacturing base to China, Mexico and S.Korea for cheaper labor, lower taxes and fewer regulations..
There is no way to automate humans out of the job market...Maybe 200 years from now machines will design, manufacture, maintain and program themselves..But that's science fiction today...What we have now is an evolving job market that demands different skill sets and different educational backgrounds...Keep the jobs here and retrain the workforce..The only way to keep the jobs here is to lower manufacturing costs...Thus lower taxes, cut regulations and expand right to work...
okay here we go...typical strawman by a leftist...nobody said anything about traffic regulations...the thesis is obviously over regulation of the workplace that makes manufacturing here in the USA too expensive...So regulations are bad. Ok. Next time you are riding down the interstate remember that the big truck you are riding behind is driven by a guy who congress said can drive 70 hours per week and that the tour bus that you just passed may be driven by a 80 year old guy
So regulations are bad. Ok. Next time you are riding down the interstate remember that the big truck you are riding behind is driven by a guy who congress said can drive 70 hours per week and that the tour bus that you just passed may be driven by a 80 year old guy
Although many may not like his politics, what Cuban is saying is pretty spot on. Very few industries will not be affected. As some have posted some factories has as few as 16 people. The BMW plant in Greenville is a prime example. I've been in airport restaurants where I placed an order on in-house Ipad. There a very few traders on the floor at the NYSE, overwhelming majority of trades are automated. Just some minor examples
Just look at your daily lives, how often are you dealing with a bank teller, or use a travel agent, do you stand in line to buy tickets to events or go online ?
It's happening right now
Dude please it is not a static equation...The dynamics of technological advancement leads to automation and innovations that create new job fields as rapidly as they get rid of some manual labor...The new job fields require new skills and different educational backgrounds...You guys pretend automation is some matrix like horror that makes humans obsolete...That so silly and short sighted...
Huh ?
That was exactly my point, where exactly are you reading that I inferred that this was a horror story as opposed to how many of our daily activities have now become automated.
This is not correct. One big reason for that is that NY is no longer the center of the trading universe. It's still a major part but there's been a huge swing of the physical locations of traders. Every major city in the US now has multiple trading floors. Charlotte has one of the biggest trading floors in the nation. 95% of the trader's I've worked with in the last 10 years have either been stationed in Philadelphia, Chicago, Minneapolis, Charlotte, San Francisco, or Portland.Although many may not like his politics, what Cuban is saying is pretty spot on. Very few industries will not be affected. As some have posted some factories has as few as 16 people. The BMW plant in Greenville is a prime example. I've been in airport restaurants where I placed an order on in-house Ipad. There a very few traders on the floor at the NYSE, overwhelming majority of trades are automated. Just some minor examples
Just look at your daily lives, how often are you dealing with a bank teller, or use a travel agent, do you stand in line to buy tickets to events or go online ?
It's happening right now
Maybe because they are making quotes like this, " said Eric Ryan, a spokesman for the NYSE. “When things are going fine—90% of the time you don’t need a person, but when there are imbalances, instability, or when a fat-fingered trader orders a million shares instead of 10,000, our guys can catch it before it hits the marketplace.”Here is basically happened to floor traders at NYSE.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/th...ever-run-of-the-nyse-trading-floor-2014-10-01
Who will make the robots?
Chewbacca is a citizen under the Dreamers act..He was brought here by Alien Bigfoots when he was just a young child...Killing and eating a few humans is no excuse to subject him to the cruel tenets of deportation
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Funny I said the same thing about trump. The longer he is in office the better I feel about that opinion.No sane competent American citizen would support Hillary for POTUS unless they are a brainwashed left wing loon...A braindead cockerspaniel would make a better President than Hillary would have...That stupid over medicated lush would have sold rights to the American Flag to China for a donation to the Clinton Foundation
While you may be right, I don't think factory workers and tech guys are the same demographic and will be competing for the same jobs. Also, if one guy works on 2 machines (a pretty modest estimation).... i guess you can do the math.Dude please it is not a static equation...The dynamics of technological advancement leads to automation and innovations that create new job fields as rapidly as they get rid of some manual labor...The new job fields require new skills and different educational backgrounds...You guys pretend automation is some matrix like horror that makes humans obsolete...That so silly and short sighted...