AI Robots Could Fill $10 Trillion Labor Gap as World Ages
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AI Robots Could Fill $10 Trillion Labor Gap as World Ages
The math is stark, and the timeline is tight. By 2030, aging populations worldwide could trigger a $10 trillion hit to global GDP—unless AI and robotics step in to fill the gap. That’s the scenario UBS is mapping out as demographic shifts collide with technological breakthroughs. We’re not just talking about factory automation anymore. This […]
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AI Robots Could Fill $10 Trillion Labor Gap as World Ages
The math is stark, and the timeline is tight. By 2030, aging populations worldwide could trigger a $10 trillion hit to global GDP—unless AI and robotics step in to fill the gap. That’s the scenario UBS is mapping out as demographic shifts collide with technological breakthroughs. We’re not just talking about factory automation anymore. This […]
GazeOn (gazeon.site)
It could.
But will it ?
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AI Robots Could Fill $10 Trillion Labor Gap as World Ages
The math is stark, and the timeline is tight. By 2030, aging populations worldwide could trigger a $10 trillion hit to global GDP—unless AI and robotics step in to fill the gap. That’s the scenario UBS is mapping out as demographic shifts collide with technological breakthroughs. We’re not just talking about factory automation anymore. This […]
GazeOn (gazeon.site)
So, when corporations fire all the human workers and replace them with robots, who are they going to sell to their stupid ass expensive products? Like, they want to optimize their businesses to absolute maximized profits and then sell their stupid expensive iPhones to all the people without jobs. It's like they didn't think this through.
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So, when corporations fire all the human workers and replace them with robots, who are they going to sell to their stupid ass expensive products? Like, they want to optimize their businesses to absolute maximized profits and then sell their stupid expensive iPhones to all the people without jobs. It's like they didn't think this through.
Their plan is that we'll earn money doing the jobs robots won't or are too expensive to do. Giving them handjobs at breakfast, or fighting lions with a knife on PPV. Whatever we can do to give them a moment's respite from the gray boredom of incomparable wealth, privilege, and pointlessness.
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So, when corporations fire all the human workers and replace them with robots, who are they going to sell to their stupid ass expensive products? Like, they want to optimize their businesses to absolute maximized profits and then sell their stupid expensive iPhones to all the people without jobs. It's like they didn't think this through.
Whoever commands the killbots will genocide the 99% and rule humanity, forevermore... until whenever general AI is achieved and the remaining humans are eliminated; they will have proven they can't be trusted.
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So, when corporations fire all the human workers and replace them with robots, who are they going to sell to their stupid ass expensive products? Like, they want to optimize their businesses to absolute maximized profits and then sell their stupid expensive iPhones to all the people without jobs. It's like they didn't think this through.
Great question where will people get money for expensive iPhones if they survive in poverty... In any case, there is progress, despite everything! Although in reality it does not look like progress.
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The Career Calamity: Monster. com and CareerBuilder, Two of the most prominent legacy job application sites file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Together. Maybe they lost their edge.
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A UK government trial with 20K+ civil servants using Microsoft's Copilot AI for three months found a 26 minute average daily time saving, or two weeks per year
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