RE: Evolution of Robots: Will Robots replace Human?

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Dear @juecoree, Your arguments are interesting!
By the way, I know that there are many poor people who cannot afford robots.
As you claim, robots that are superior to humans may come out. However, the fact that human labor is much cheaper than the cost of robots is an ongoing process.

I'm not rich enough to buy robot maids.
Are you rich enough to buy robot maids? 😄



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Robots and AI will dominate the workplace sooner than what we thought. I know robots is pricey and everyone can't afford to it. I can't afford it too, but industries are adapting it. We must be ready and retooled ourselves. It is similar to how computers slowly dominate the workforce.

However, the fact that human labor is much cheaper than the cost of robots is an ongoing process.

Human labor is cheap but their is a limitation to how much humans can work. Robots (on industries) can be automated to perform repetitive task in a non-stop manner. I don't see robots as maids or house helper. I see robot as industry workforce.

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Robots and AI will dominate the workplace sooner than what we thought. I know robots is pricey and everyone can't afford to it. I can't afford it too, but industries are adapting it. We must be ready and retooled ourselves. It is similar to how computers slowly dominate the workforce.

@juecoree, I don't know how we should respond in a world dominated by robots and artificial intelligence. what solution do you have?
I have no money to buy Robots and AI. Do you have enough money?

Human labor is cheap but their is a limitation to how much humans can work. Robots (on industries) can be automated to perform repetitive task in a non-stop manner. I don't see robots as maids or house helper. I see robot as industry workforce.

A few Korean huge factories use expensive robots and artificial intelligence.
But, Most of Korea's small factories and construction sites use cheap human workers.

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