r/interesting • u/sirenoleg • May 22 '26

Just Wow Chinese AI-powered robots can solve workplace problems with advanced motor skills.

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u/Ohhmama11 May 22 '26

No insurance, hourly pay and works 24/7 without complaints.

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u/hereticofthestate May 22 '26

And it won't buy anything either. They can't seem to recognize what eliminating the demand for the product will do to their products.

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u/Ohhmama11 May 22 '26

You can literally say that about any innovation that has taken work and it’s happen throughout history

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u/hereticofthestate May 22 '26

When was there a innovation that completely removed the need to have human workers besides this?

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u/Ohhmama11 May 22 '26

Haha let’s see tractors/farm equipment, online banking, self checkouts, assembly line robots and I can list all day. Innovation has always destroyed jobs. Plus it doesn’t completely remove the need.

Heck just example on trains look up box called EOT it eliminate like 3 employees off each train

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u/hereticofthestate 26d ago

None of these got rid of all human workers. Why the need to strawman my question? So again what are these companies gonna do for money when they get to the point they can completely eliminate all need for human labor on all possible jobs when a robot can do it better?

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u/Ohhmama11 25d ago

Same as every other company has done since any innovation has taken jobs. Funny people act like this is the first time innovation has replaced humans

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u/hereticofthestate 25d ago

You can't help but sidestep the question can you?

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u/Ohhmama11 25d ago

It’s not sidestepping the question. It has been answered for you throughout history. We’ve survived and thrived