It will result in a net loss in jobs, the jobs that will be created will be more complex and will require less people per job lost due to automation and it is a very grave mistake to assume that everyone can do these newly created jobs. The skill floor is increasing all the time, it will inevitably hit the point where the entry level minimum wage job would require an education that puts you into 10s of thousands in debt with the current education system and expect a job security of ~5 years tops until your new job will be replaced yet again as you go back for "re-education" and rack up even more debt only to realize that your feeble human brain's ability to learn new things declines with age as well as the fact that employers will discriminate against you towards younger employees. That's all just assuming everyone can do these jobs, as I mentioned before, the skill floor is increasing but the average intelligence of the human race is not. Fact of the matter is, not everyone will be capable of even doing these jobs, what happens to them? You've managed to replace all the jobs they are actually capable of doing and I don't see how this won't lead to civil unrest and a steep rise in crimes.
Amazing how this random guy in the YT comments section gets it while all the respectable people with public office and Spotify podcasts and big UA-cam channels don't. Considering how naïve (or apathetic) the people at the wheel are, we're fucked.
PEOPLE WILL BE VERY POOR IF ROBOTS CHANGED OUR JOBS. TRUST ME! SO, DON'T GO TO COLLEGE, SAVE YOUR MONEY, AND START INVESTING IN CRYPTO AND WAIT 20 YEARS LATER!👍👍
That repetitive music loop in the background is beyond annoying
Already happened in supermarkets
Love the video..
I like how all the robot haters are also the same people that turn a blind eye on burnt out workers just asking for some time off.
Burnout workers because we need to work over time just to barely survive.
3 years later ai can outperform humans in creative field (dall e)
It will result in a net loss in jobs, the jobs that will be created will be more complex and will require less people per job lost due to automation and it is a very grave mistake to assume that everyone can do these newly created jobs. The skill floor is increasing all the time, it will inevitably hit the point where the entry level minimum wage job would require an education that puts you into 10s of thousands in debt with the current education system and expect a job security of ~5 years tops until your new job will be replaced yet again as you go back for "re-education" and rack up even more debt only to realize that your feeble human brain's ability to learn new things declines with age as well as the fact that employers will discriminate against you towards younger employees. That's all just assuming everyone can do these jobs, as I mentioned before, the skill floor is increasing but the average intelligence of the human race is not. Fact of the matter is, not everyone will be capable of even doing these jobs, what happens to them? You've managed to replace all the jobs they are actually capable of doing and I don't see how this won't lead to civil unrest and a steep rise in crimes.
Amazing how this random guy in the YT comments section gets it while all the respectable people with public office and Spotify podcasts and big UA-cam channels don't. Considering how naïve (or apathetic) the people at the wheel are, we're fucked.
@@lostzephyr2191 Truly unfortunate.
It seems it would take a real massive toll on the unemployment rate which would then result in a huge spike in the crime rate.
If we have robots I can sleep well no need to pay for the robot took care of it.
Dey tuuk yer gerbs!!
Big no........ according to my side this robot is looking like is going to take our jobs.
Те кто на английском отметку дайте 🖖
Look at you people building your own destruction.
PEOPLE WILL BE VERY POOR IF ROBOTS CHANGED OUR JOBS. TRUST ME!
SO, DON'T GO TO COLLEGE, SAVE YOUR MONEY, AND START INVESTING IN CRYPTO AND WAIT 20 YEARS LATER!👍👍