Of Robots Taking Over Jobs

Is Increased Automation A Good Or Bad Thing?

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More 🤖 =

Less Jobs. 
less Unskilled Jobs. 
Less jobs for introverts. 
 

more automation 

Less room for human it’s; companies are heartless as it is…..
 

 
Opalite said:
More 🤖 =

Less Jobs. 
less Unskilled Jobs. 
Less jobs for introverts. 
 

more automation 

Less room for human it’s; companies are heartless as it is…..
 
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More robots = less unskilled jobs. The unskilled jobs normally require talking to people so wouldn't be for introverts.

More robots means less stranger interaction for introverts.

 
Like so many questions, the answers include a lot of gray area. There in a balance between using the precision of robots and losing jobs needed for people to support themselves and their families. If it can be done through working, income will come from other sources such as criminal activity or government support which is not a desired outcome. On the other hand, how much control should a government have over a private business?  Should the owner have to do something against their interests just to benefit society?  There are many questions here in this area, and I’m sure I’ve only scratched the surface. 
 

 
Doctor said:
More robots = less unskilled jobs. The unskilled jobs normally require talking to people so wouldn't be for introverts.

More robots means less stranger interaction for introverts.
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I didn’t mean less unskilled jobs were less introverted jobs. I mentioned them as separate things. 
Automation can replace taking orders at registers, that’s an unskilled job lost. 

automation can replace accountants, that’s an introverted job lost. 
 

 
Kinnick said:
Like so many questions, the answers include a lot of gray area. There in a balance between using the precision of robots and losing jobs needed for people to support themselves and their families. If it can be done through working, income will come from other sources such as criminal activity or government support which is not a desired outcome. On the other hand, how much control should a government have over a private business?  Should the owner have to do something against their interests just to benefit society?  There are many questions here in this area, and I’m sure I’ve only scratched the surface. 
 
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Exactly. Glad you mentioned it. 
the solution could be to force companies to value human employees. Like the way the green trend got rolling - ppl refusing to buy from companies that don’t aling with their values. 🤷‍♀️ it’s a complicated SOCIAL and Economic issue WAY above my IQ….

 
Less unskilled jobs = more people who need to find some path to something greater. Ideally.

People are capable of great things... but if you're stuck in an exhausting job for long hours then you just don't have it in you

It's just the companies that use all this automation can't horde all the profits

 
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Automation has the potential to remove a lot of human misery by doing the things we, collectively, hate to do. However, as in all shifts to modern technology, there will be those who are left behind or negatively impacted, and we have to ensure those people are protected.

 
Bots are good, no need to fear.
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