There are millions of people out there who, for various reasons, have no one to love or someone who loves them. And for these people I think that robots will be the answer, he said.
I suspect that Levy sees this as a lucrative business option for intelligent toys, LTD, a company that is mentioned in the article (Pay on) that I founded.
The profit potential of automation are not limited to robots.
The front and middle is the subject of jobs. Donald Trump promised to bring millions of jobs back that globalization had outsourced at the USA. Workers. According to a co-study from 2014, which was recently cited by the New York Times, 2 to 2.4 million jobs have been lost in China alone since 2000. People who live in areas of the country that are most affected by these job losses suffer from long -term unemployment and reduced income for the rest of their lives. Understandably, they are angry and form an important part of Trump’s political basis.
But as the former President Barack Obama found in his farewell speech, these jobs are gone forever – not because of globalization, but because of automation. “The next wave of economic faults will not come from overseas. It will come from the tireless pace of automation, which makes many good mid -range jobs superfluous.”
Gartner, a consulting company for information technology, estimated in 2014 that a third of the current US companies will be replaced by some form of automation by 2025. In fact, China itself has become the world in automation and threatens both Chinese and the USA. Workers.
Trump praised United Technologies as his first victory when he convinced a company from leading a factory in the United States. But UT has announced plans to use the automation to do the jobs that it would have shifted. In the name of the rescue of jobs, Trump subsidizes their removal by automation.
In the economic media, we see a flood of predictions from experts in artificial intelligence that endangered jobs, among other things, are pharmacists, cashiers, drivers, astronauts, soldiers, babysitters, nursing careers, sports journalists and news reporters. Most of the parquet dealers’ jobs have already been automated on Wall Street, and the jobs of hedge fund managers and stock exchange analysts could soon be on the chopping board.
These predictions indicate that we have the prospect of an economy with little need for people. As with any technology, artificial intelligence is not naturally good or bad. The question is how we use it and who makes the choice.
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