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How Food-Bots Are Changing How We Eat - Robots & Us

How Food-Bots Are Changing How We Eat - Robots & Us

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Artificial intelligence and advanced automation are everywhere including our farm fields and kitchens. How will robots change the way we grow, harvest and cook our food?
Date: 2022-07-06

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There are two forces at work. Automated mass production, and consumerism. Mass production is only useful if your intent is to sell (or alternatively give away) lots and lots of the product.
The issue is much more complex than just saying robots will put everybody out of work - Somebody still has to buy the goods. So. We'll have to see how it evolves, but it's not just going to be rampant automation, and mass layoffs all the way. I expect a much more organic transition to whatever is coming.

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I wonder how many of the intellectuals in the video actually have had their own business because it shows. Government forces more drastic change in the market that always the worker pays the price. A business has to be able to function. Automation isn't the enemy nor is the business for the most part. Small businesses are usually more ethical than large, but small businesses are more sensitive to market change than a large one.
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Does anyone actually want to flip pizzas 9 hours a day, every day of the week, for minimum wage, in a pale white, sterile facility, not seeing a single sunray during daytime? Or do we want to play around with robots instead, as if they're toys, continually stimulating our creativity and letting us spend more time with family and friends, not feeling exhausted and burned out?
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How about instead of replacing people outright, teach them the inner workings of the robots so they can keep them running at optimum efficiency. It's not being a mechanic, its just let them do something and stay hired, also you won't have to pay a lot for a technician to come out. I'm sure there are pros and cons to this idea but isn't it better than being fired?
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There is no Labour shortage, in most countries the real Labour unemployment rate is at least 40%. You choose robots because it cheaper than paying a wage, so you as an individual can gain more. So any company choosing profit over people, will, in long ru be f, ked and never recover. Good luc, with the future can't yoj see what is happening.
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Now understand why more and more countries are looking at Basic income. Increase the tax on companies that automate. Unfortunately, this slows down the automation process. When eg self-driving cars will affect us more than the internet or smart phone did so when they were introduced turn the world upside down.
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Saru Jayaraman is wrong. Labour is one of the highest costs in any business. Plus, if you spent 13 years of school just to become a waiter, driver, trucker etc. it's your fault. Also, customer service is terrible among today's waiters/waitresses. It's good that the robots are taking their jobs.
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And how we can move one step closer to getting rid of you. They're right from the start this. Though this technological boom Ai isn't going to leave any more jobs. Better get money out of politics or these corporations are going to rule us.
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Everything should be automated. We are in 2017! Systems are getting better with time since a lot of money are invested in this domain. Governments should start using this, it will reduce corruption a lot.
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Remember a food server/preparer leaving a loogie in my glass. Can't imagine a machine doing that.
A case of mistaken identity I assume since the server treated me very courteously the next time.

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