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The rise of robots is no longer mere science fiction, with robotics and artificial intelligence infiltrating nearly every area of our lives from self-serve checkouts in supermarkets to screening legal documents. So it's no surprise that a McKinsey Global report predicts that robots will take over 800 million jobs by 2030, which would affect a fifth of the global workforce. Click or scroll through to see what robots in the workplace actually look like today.
lovemoney staff
19 November 2020
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Articles like this are misleading at best. They purport to address an issue (in this case "What it looks like when robots take our jobs") WITHOUT actually telling us anything useful (in this case what the hell us future unemployed humans are supposed to do once robots have replaced us!)!
Why bother with robot farmers? When robots take over there will be no need for humans hence no need for farms!
I once met a drummer from a pub rock band who said to me "No drum machine can replace me until it learns to drink". He used to get through about 6 bottles of Newcastle Brown in a gig and was the best drummer I ever heard on the pub scene.
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