Why do all these factory managers lie out of their teeth. You are correct. Within an easy 10 years, there will be no humans in these sorts of places, they will just be bottlenecks.
yeah. the answer is there in the name of their job: they are (kinda) managing things. activating their bullsh!t generator to avoid public outcry, bad reputation. the a$$hole in this video, f.e., wanted to explain that all the employees (loading the shelves now) will stay employed just to assist the customers in their choices. bullsh!t. some employees are already there to do that. every store has a certain number of them. a number the leadership see fit. suddenly, they employ all the shelf loaders for that chit-chat role, right? :- ) Managers are managing bullsh!tgenerator 2.0
your just wishful thinking that its not going to affect you and job. Automation is on the phone, in shops ie self checkouts, in libraries, banks , cash machines for years. All lead to job loses
Agreed. I’m a programmer and I can tell you, I’ve never once been given a job where I was asked to avoid replacing the work of human labor. These companies should just tell the truth and simply warn the market that human labor in many sectors will gradually reduce as smarter machines start entering the workforce. This is not the second industrial revolution, the technology is becoming general purpose now. This enables the machines to be retooled programmatically to take on most new jobs that may be created from the robotic replacement of the old jobs, something humans historically did when technical advancements were made in an industry. It went from farms, to factories, to retail. Where will it go next?
*_Some Very Interesting Predictions.._* *1-Auto repair* shops will disappear. *2-A petrol/diesel* engine has 20,000 individual parts. An electrical motor has 20. Electric cars are sold with lifetime guarantees and are only repaired by dealers. It takes only 10 minutes to remove and replace an electric motor. *3-Faulty electric* motors are not repaired in the dealership but are sent to a regional repair shop that repairs them with robots. *4-Your electric motor* malfunction light goes on, so you drive up to what looks like a car wash, and your car is towed through while you have a cup of coffee and out comes your car with a new electric motor! *5-Petrol pumps* will go away. *6-Street corners* will have meters that dispense electricity. Companies will install electrical recharging stations; in fact, they’ve already started in the developed world. *7-Smart major* auto manufacturers have already designated money to start building new plants that only build electric cars. *8-Coal industries* will go away. Gasoline/oil companies will go away. Drilling for oil will stop. So say goodbye to OPEC! The middle-east is in trouble. *9-Homes* will produce and store more electrical energy during the day and then they use and will sell it back to the grid. The grid stores it and dispenses it to industries that are high electricity users. Has anybody seen the Tesla roof? *10-A baby of today* will only see personal cars in museums. The FUTURE is approaching faster than most of us can handle. *11-In 1998,* Kodak had 170,000 em- ployees and sold 85% of all photo paper worldwide. Within just a few years, their business model disappeared and they went bankrupt. Who would have thought of that ever happening? *12-What happened* to Kodak and Polaroid will happen in a lot of industries in the next 5-10 years … and most people don't see it coming. *13-Did you think* in 1998 that 3 years later, you would never take pictures on film again? With today’s smart phones, who even has a camera these days? *14-Yet digital* cameras were invented in 1975. The first ones only had 10,000 pixels, but followed Moore's law. So as with all exponential tech- nologies, it was a disappointment for a time, before it became way superior and became mainstream in only a few short years. *15-It will now happen* again (but much faster) with Artificial Intelligence, health, autonomous and electric cars, education, 3D printing, agriculture and jobs. *16-Forget the book,* “Future Shock”, welcome to the 4th Industrial Revolution. *17-Software* has disrupted and will continue to disrupt most traditional industries in the next 5-10 years. *18-UBER* is just a software tool, they don't own any cars, and are now the biggest taxi company in the world! Ask any taxi driver if they saw that coming. *19-Airbnb* is now the biggest hotel company in the world, although they don't own any properties. Ask Hilton Hotels if they saw that coming. *20-Artificial Intelligence:* Computers become exponentially better in understanding the world. This year, a computer beat the best Go-player in the world, 10 years earlier than expected. *21-In the USA,* young lawyers already don't get jobs. Because of IBM's Watson, you can get legal advice (so far for right now, the basic stuff) within seconds, with 90% accuracy compared with 70% accuracy when done by humans. So, if you study law, stop immediately. There will be 90% fewer lawyers in the future, (what a thought!) only omniscient specialists will remain. *22-Watson* already helps nurses diagnosing cancer, its 4 times more accurate than human nurses. *23-Facebook* now has a pattern recognition software that can recognize faces better than humans. In 2030, computers will become more intelligent than humans. *24-Autonomous cars:* In 2018 the first self-driving cars are already here. In the next 2 years, the entire industry will start to be disrupted. You won't want to own a car anymore as you will call a car with your phone, it will show up at your location and drive you to your destination. *25-You will not need* to park it you will only pay for the driven distance and you can be productive while driving. The very young children of today will never get a driver's license and will never own a car. *26-This will change* our cities, because we will need 90-95% fewer cars. We can transform former parking spaces into green parks. *27-About 1.2 million* people die each year in car accidents worldwide including distracted or drunk driving. We now have one accident every 60,000 miles; with autonomous driving that will drop to 1 accident in 6 million miles. That will save a million lives plus worldwide each year. *28-Most traditional* car companies will doubtless become bankrupt. They will try the evolutionary approach and just build a better car, while tech companies (Tesla, Apple, Google) will do the revolutionary approach and build a computer on wheels. *29-Look at what Volvo* is doing right now; no more internal combustion engines in their vehicles starting this year with the 2019 models, using all electric or hybrid only, with the intent of phasing out hybrid models. *30-Many engineers* from Volkswagen and Audi; are completely terrified of Tesla and they should be. Look at all the companies offering all electric vehicles. That was unheard of, only a few years ago. *31-Insurance* companies will have massive trouble because, without accidents, the costs will become cheaper. Their car insurance business model will disappear. *32-Real estate* will change. Because if you can work while you commute, people will abandon their towers to move far away to more beautiful affordable neighborhoods. *33-Electric cars* will become mainstream about 2030. Cities will be less noisy because all new cars will run on electricity. *34-Cities* will have much cleaner air as well. *35-Electricity* will become incredibly cheap and clean. *36-Solar production* has been on an exponential curve for 30 years, but you can now see the burgeoning impact. And it’s just getting ramped up. *37-Fossil energy* companies are desperately trying to limit access to the grid to prevent competition from home solar installations, but that simply cannot continue - technology will take care of that strategy. *38-Health:* The Tricorder X price will be announced this year. There are companies who will build a medical device (called the "Tricorder" from Star Trek) that works with your phone, which takes your retina scan, your blood sample and you breath into it. It then analyses 54 bio-markers that will identify nearly any Disease. There are dozens of phone apps out there right now for health purposes. *WELCOME TO TOMORROW* - it actually arrived a few years ago. Let us wake up to the 21st century challenges ......
I agree but there's to much at stake for the world to change as quickly as would make sense. There's a certain inevitability behind these changes in technology so most of these things will progress like you said, some maybe faster and some slower. Remember oil is used for all petroleum based products in the world, not just fuel. Certainly the world is changing faster than most people can adapt. You forgot: VR and AR will be a big part in education and many other industries. Infinite possibilities once it's advanced enough for every day interactions and uses. 5G networking will allow some incredible advances. Especially with mobile autonomy. Additive manufacturing advances in manufacturing. From buildings to body parts the industry is drastically innovating.
hmm all i see ml not ai they learn pattern better than a human but there is no idea creating at least now and see able future they dont get it true art of thinking
Technology is not Replacing jobs its creating more jobs. Look There will always be need of peoples to maintain those robots and robots creation require industries to build parts for them. and once theses things which we are doing are replaced by robots we will be free to do new things THERE WILL ALWAYS SOMETHING FOR US TO DO!
11:20 - The conversation on robots taking our jobs or not, the former is actually a good thing. Robots can free us from being free range economic slaves. Jobs make us slaves. So robots taking them is actually a good thing, as long as there is a system in place where we can still eat, such as the following. Basically you can make everything free and all work voluntary, that is the basic premise of RBE. Solutions to 90% of humanities problems (getridofmoney): Alternative economic systems: - a Resource Based Economy (RBE) - Ubuntu Contributionism - a Freedom Economy - an Open Economy Money Free Movements: - Money Free Party Australia (MFPA) - Money Free Party UK/NZ/US - The Venus Project (TVP / RBE) - Jacque Fresco - The Ubuntu Contribution System (TUCS)- Michael Tellinger - The Free World Charter (open economy) - Colin R. Turner - New Earth Nation (NEN) - Sacha Stone - Common Heritage Pledge - Intentional Community Sharing (ICS) - you - The Mocica Project - mocica .org/en/Project - Paradism - Rael - The Valhalla Movement - Copiosis - The Zeitgeist Movement - The Transition Money Free Movement books: 1- The Best That Money Can't Buy: Beyond Politics, Poverty & War by Jacque Fresco 2- F-Day: The Second Dawn Of Man by Colin R. Turner 3- Into The Open Economy by Colin R. Turner 4- Escaping The Fish Bowl: The Awakening To A Freedom Economy by Robyn Moyle 5- UBUNTU Contributionism: A Blueprint for Human Prosperity by Michael Tellinger 6- Trekonomics : The Economics of Star Trek by Manu Saadia
It's all very idealistic. And while I do want fully autmotomate Luxury space communism, it just won't happen without a revolution. The ruling class will not allow us to vote away their wealth.
Good luck getting that started. People are to easily lead astray by the media. Create a scapegoat for the people to hate and they'll accept it. Just look at how trump has emboldened racism and bigotry all over the world. Shifting the focus away fro the real problems ( billionairs), and placing it on LGBT, Hispanics, blacks. History has shown time and time again people by into the propaganda. The dissenters are silenced. No. As a wise friend once said to me, the revolution wont come, until the last loaf of bread has been sold. No government can sustain itself during the prolonged hunger of it's people.
Will the politicians and those that control the levers of power willingly give that up to help the average citizen or do you think they will create a situation to reduce the population that are no longer needed generate wealth.
As someone who works at Walmart, we need that cleaning robot, our own cleaning crew is a 3rd party company that regularly forgets to mop the floors, even though that's one of their main jobs, our backroom is so cloaked with dust you can barely make out the paint lines that show people whene not to block and so on. Also, I'd like the opportunity to switch to robot maintenance instead of my current job, even if I still have to interact with customers it'd be much more interesting.
you must be a very nearly perfect employee for Walmart. Perhaps you are a good candidate to train the robots to take your job. keep drinking the happy cool-aid.
@@ronaldlogan3525 what happy cool aid, if you paid attention my job sucks and I'd rather be working on robots, Walmart itself is almost inconciquencial
I vividly recall visiting KMART store that fully staffed with clerks. But, when need help you can't find anybody. And 10 checkout rows with just two clerks working when store extremely busy
y'all complaining about how the robots are taking over and staff, i suggest we adapt to it. u cannot stop a moving train by just yelling, u can only control where its moving.... ceteris paribus!!
15:10 you do the shopping, walk out, and get a receipt in an hour. and if there is a mistake, it is a bonus round for you to call them / go in / write an e-mail to make them correct their mistake. call me a dinosaur but I prefer to know right away (still in the store) if some1 made a mistake. in an hour, I can be in another town / at the very other end of a city
People aren't owed a job. Having a job is a recent thing in human society. There are studies saying that before the industrial revolution when people were self-sustaining, they actually had more free time to roam around in festivities and rituals. Also, if robots come around and really take jobs away, that means lower wages to be paid, which equals lower prices of products! Competition will take care of this, because if there's a greedy company that keeps prices high, competitors will bring them down. This will mean lower prices for everyone, so that UBI finally has a purpose. People will work less and in a more human fashion: video creators, podcast presenters, streamers, instagram personalities, craftsman, video game makers... that will be our future, and it's fun!
Consider this, a lot of us would prefer to grow our own food, live off of a well and build our own house but we cannot do this, are not allowed to do this without expensive permits and even then there are strict rules. The game is set up to control and a lot of that is a result of people packing themselves into big cities where they can’t grow food or raise farm animals even if they wanted to
We will going to need universal basic income. Robots and AI taking all the jobs even white collar ones. So if we had the robots working for us, we could have more time for ourselves. And those that want to continue to work can do that for a bigger standard of living.
Don't worry, our robot overlords will long need human workers. For instance spies to ferret out where resistance fighters and refugees are trying to hide from the hunter killer robots.
Mark Pendragon you do realize this isn't the terminator. All you need to do is implant special chips in the robots that would automatically shut down any robot who shows the slight rebellion.
If you are looking for a job or you are frightened to lose your current job due to fast development in IR4, you need to get knowledge and skilled about robotic and IT in order to secure your future. Technology advancement is unstoppable but you can always enjoy learning new things to fit yourself for the job market.
Kamal Karkonasasi so you think everyone can do that? Do you think that even if one knew, there is job for all and is qualified? You oversimplified a tough upcoming problem and see the issue at MACRO level instead of micro.
I dont think so. I just think he was confronted with a question he really disliked and had to face numerous times before. I know that feeling. It sucks all joy out of you in an instant.
'Leaving the staff available to help the customers'. Surely you know that is not true? Of course managers will say that, but if they were willing to pay staff to help customers, they would. The reality is that the staff will be let go. The robot will save money for the company. The workers who used to do the work need to find other jobs. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but lets not pretend that the robots are not replacing peoples jobs. Lets admit it, and do something constructive about it like better education and adult training centers etc.
agree with you but one problem is that things are moving so fast it is hard to know what to educate people in for the (hopefully) new jobs that will be created. no one know what they will be. If somebody had told their careers advisor say 40 years ago at school they wanted to be a web designer , Seo consultant, Cloud Architect or a Social media Influencer they would have been laughed at. 40 Years is not that long but things are moving exponentially faster now so we are now at a point where things will change in the next 5 to 10 years so much there will be so many things the majority of us wont have even guessed at. I guess, going back to your point, education is key but it would need to be an extremely adaptive model to try to react as fast as possible to the changing landscape.
5:07 damn I thought that chair was for the old folks. Pick the picture item you need or write it in & it’ll go to it. But thought they made it cause they crash a lot
If we automate everything, who will be left with a job to pay for all this? If no one works in retail anymore (one of the biggest employers here in the UK) who will be left with a job and an income to be able to afford all these automated services? Who exactly is this automated new world for, if all the jobs are being done by robots? What will people do to earn a wage when all jobs are automated? What do we all do then? Starve because there are no jobs for anyone to do? A brand new automated world, not for people, because people won't have jobs because of automation. Defeating the purpose is it not?
@@krashd how pointless a comment that is, if you want to live in the woods, picking mushrooms, exactly how do you expect to pay for the device you are currently using to talk crap on RUclips? (I personally quite like talking crap on RUclips, but it does still involve spending money on WiFi and a phone and laptop, and that, know?)
That is the point. The rich are building a fully-automated, digitally driven techno utopia. As long as the wealthy get to enter paradise, the rest of us are at best truly afterthought, if even that. This is the most momentous and dangerous political and economic revolution in history, but we're being sold only the upsides. Those who think this automation revolution is being rolled out with the "little people" in mind isn't paying attention to history.
Yes, the first thing we need to do is tax the robots. If they do the work of 10 people they should be made to pay 10x the tax a worker would. Obviously ultimately this can never be enough as a profitable company could never be taxed more than its income. At which point these corporations have to be run by the state... Bottom line without workers, and machines making the machines, the only cost is energy and hopefully with wind and solar we can achieve a near free cost of production. The end of money as a construct when the cost of production is next to nothing. Sad thing is this wont happen and we will at a certain point of unemployment and lowering wages have riots and wars, as the corporates will never give it up without a fight
This trend is scary because we have more and more people on the planet and less and less need for them to work, education needs to adapt quickly and the x hour work week needs be reduced to liberate humans from the pressures of monetary slavery, as this is clearly increasing efficiency, but the wages aren't increasing for the displaced workers, but they are for the ones with billions ( 1.000.000.000) in their bank account, its just another form of subjugation. The trend also leads to monopoly, and that is what we have today with only some corporations owning all food in supermarkets.
A job is just a series of tasks be it cognitive or manual, if a robot can handle each task individually then it can replace at least 50% of human jobs.
I think the jobs most likely to be replaced with machines in the next few years are not so much the physical manual labour - I think it's the customer service jobs. I can see a future soon when we call the electric company and have a seemingly normal conversation with a computer, or arrive at our dentist and are greeted and signed in or make an appointment with a computer. This type of technology is software and can run on devices we already use widely - computers. Only a smaller number of staff would be around to handle the more detailed customer situations and we'd be referred to them rather than talk to them from the start.
So want to test Amazon go, I want to see if shoplifting is possible if I pick items off the shelf which is closer to other customers than to myself so the system thinks they selected the item and not me. Purely for system testing of course. :D
12:20 Military grade GPS? nice marketing there haha. GPS was originally developed for the US military. Then it was made free for all other people to access it, with restricted accuracy. Then more recently it was made completely available. So all GPS is "military grade"..
First of all, the main take away here has to be that apparently there is a UK basketball league. Second to that, the head of robotics at Amazon was seriously talking out of his ass though by saying that they don't want to fully automate their warehouses. "Humans are good at determining where to place the boxes" is the lamest way of lying saying that human jobs are safe. Decision making on known variables is exactly what robots are best at. That being said, the guy interviewed about robots replacing workers stocking shelves is also 100% on point in his comment that they may be replacing jobs but they aren't taking them from anyone since they are notoriously under filled anyway. Now this is definitely down to a bit of a chicken and egg scenario where people don't want to work in jobs that are going to be automated in the near future (see trucking as a better example). However, I'd argue that demand for jobs is still at an all-time high in most modern countries. The challenge will be getting people to adapt quickly enough to a changing market that requires new specializations all the time.
You will only need handful humans to run that amazon warehouse. Soon, all that cost saving will lead to where human consumers won’t afford to buy anything as they have no job. Universal pay won’t be enough probably. .
@@jdmfan2170 I don't see why there can't be jobs for the working class. AI doesn't have to make things complicated. Of course, you have to have some sort of skill. If you want to be an electrician now, for example, you have to have sort of skill. People shouldn't be getting paid a good wage for working in e.g. McDonald's though.
I was also curious about AI and futurology but after I read Noah Yuval Harari's 'Homo Deus', I went from being paranoid to excited. I fear for many people but we already know this shit is going to happen, there are so many things we will be able to do to help ourselves and others
Its ironic that the PR for Amazon claims people are good at thinking, when their current setup is having a PDA telling the human what to do like a pet dog...
smart shopping people dont want to waste time at checkouts? thats nonsense a lot of people like the chat with the person on the till - for a lot of people its a much needed bit of social interaction.... also one guy said its coming to UK high streets ...good luck with that since all the high street shops have closed down or are coffee/charity/second hand shops.....
Using Robots etc should be illegal in most cases! It's taking jobs away from people.... A local warehouse near where i live got rid of 300 staff as they got a new system that uses robots.
Naw if people lose their jobs the economy will fall into a greater disarray..and the business owner makes more money doubling his income...But what happens to the economy? I know what will happen it will try to adapt and for the most part it will..but not without potent chaos
The purpose of Tech is free humans from work,if not we wont be using cars,machines,etc. The problem is the economy system has to adapt to this new 4 Industrial revolution.
@@dmdm8018 That is the problem they dont know how fix that job lost, UBI is proposed for some Billionaires "irony" "socialist" but they know if there is not UBI economy could collapse because it could be 40% job lost in 10 years, Humanity is become more efficient and automation in future will take a lot.
I actually work in the AI/ML space and can tell you this manager is lying though his teeth and they are absolutely pushing for full automation. People will be hard pressed to know that all these future predictions of AI are going to become realized sooner than is being told to the public. What people don't realize is that AI works on an exponential growth system. Once a working system is found and put in place it grows exponentially in it's capabilities this why self driving cars are already being pushed this year for full autonomy and that's 10-20% of the labor market of jobs that will be lost and that's just in 1 space of the economy it will 100% affect all industries. If you can teach a human to do a task eventually a machine will be taught how to do it better. Sorry to say this if you aren't on the side of an industry that will take jobs then you will lose your job in the future especially with quantum computing being integrated with AI now it's going to become interesting in the coming future.
I'm a pretty optimistic person regarding the future that will come out of technological progress, but I also feel that despite all the arguments 80% of the world's population is headed for unemployment.
Not any more I will not be ordering from Amazon again after watching the way they treat their workers and the waste of products that they dispose of I will not deal with Amazon ever
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Humans in service might will seem weird. People won't like to see somebody having to do basic service labour for them.
I totally see this being reality.
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Why do all these factory managers lie out of their teeth.
You are correct. Within an easy 10 years, there will be no humans in these sorts of places, they will just be bottlenecks.
yeah. the answer is there in the name of their job: they are (kinda) managing things. activating their bullsh!t generator to avoid public outcry, bad reputation. the a$$hole in this video, f.e., wanted to explain that all the employees (loading the shelves now) will stay employed just to assist the customers in their choices. bullsh!t. some employees are already there to do that. every store has a certain number of them. a number the leadership see fit. suddenly, they employ all the shelf loaders for that chit-chat role, right? :- ) Managers are managing bullsh!tgenerator 2.0
@Norm T You are right many customers may feel uncomfortable if a staff follow them around. Plus what about the privacy? Your every move is recorded.
your just wishful thinking that its not going to affect you and job. Automation is on the phone, in shops ie self checkouts, in libraries, banks , cash machines for years. All lead to job loses
@@mozartips u have none thats the point
Agreed. I’m a programmer and I can tell you, I’ve never once been given a job where I was asked to avoid replacing the work of human labor. These companies should just tell the truth and simply warn the market that human labor in many sectors will gradually reduce as smarter machines start entering the workforce. This is not the second industrial revolution, the technology is becoming general purpose now. This enables the machines to be retooled programmatically to take on most new jobs that may be created from the robotic replacement of the old jobs, something humans historically did when technical advancements were made in an industry. It went from farms, to factories, to retail. Where will it go next?
The shoplifter gets home, after a spree, and an hour or two later gets the bill, rather than The Bill.
poor Bill
Are you referring to the Show called "The Bill"?
@@flolus2619 Sorta, more the original term that the show's name was based on, in other words just a phrase for 'the police'.
*_Some Very Interesting Predictions.._*
*1-Auto repair* shops will disappear.
*2-A petrol/diesel* engine has 20,000 individual parts. An electrical motor has 20. Electric cars are sold with lifetime guarantees and are only repaired by dealers. It takes only 10 minutes to remove and replace an electric motor.
*3-Faulty electric* motors are not repaired in the dealership but are sent to a regional repair shop that repairs them with robots.
*4-Your electric motor* malfunction light goes on, so you drive up to what looks like a car wash, and your car is towed through while you have a cup of coffee and out comes your car with a new electric motor!
*5-Petrol pumps* will go away.
*6-Street corners* will have meters that dispense electricity. Companies will install electrical recharging stations; in fact, they’ve already started in the developed world.
*7-Smart major* auto manufacturers have already designated money to start building new plants that only build electric cars.
*8-Coal industries* will go away. Gasoline/oil companies will go away. Drilling for oil will stop. So say goodbye to OPEC! The middle-east is in trouble.
*9-Homes* will produce and store more electrical energy during the day and then they use and will sell it back to the grid. The grid stores it and dispenses it to industries that are high electricity users. Has anybody seen the Tesla roof?
*10-A baby of today* will only see personal cars in museums. The FUTURE is approaching faster than most of us can handle.
*11-In 1998,* Kodak had 170,000 em- ployees and sold 85% of all photo paper worldwide. Within just a few years, their business model disappeared and they went bankrupt. Who would have thought of that ever happening?
*12-What happened* to Kodak and Polaroid will happen in a lot of industries in the next 5-10 years … and most people don't see it coming.
*13-Did you think* in 1998 that 3 years later, you would never take pictures on film again? With today’s smart phones, who even has a camera these days?
*14-Yet digital* cameras were invented in 1975. The first ones only had 10,000 pixels, but followed Moore's law. So as with all exponential tech- nologies, it was a disappointment for a time, before it became way superior and became mainstream in only a few short years.
*15-It will now happen* again (but much faster) with Artificial Intelligence, health, autonomous and electric cars, education, 3D printing, agriculture and jobs.
*16-Forget the book,* “Future Shock”, welcome to the 4th Industrial Revolution.
*17-Software* has disrupted and will continue to disrupt most traditional industries in the next 5-10 years.
*18-UBER* is just a software tool, they don't own any cars, and are now the biggest taxi company in the world! Ask any taxi driver if they saw that coming.
*19-Airbnb* is now the biggest hotel company in the world, although they don't own any properties. Ask Hilton Hotels if they saw that coming.
*20-Artificial Intelligence:* Computers become exponentially better in understanding the world. This year, a computer beat the best Go-player in the world, 10 years earlier than expected.
*21-In the USA,* young lawyers already don't get jobs. Because of IBM's Watson, you can get legal advice (so far for right now, the basic stuff) within seconds, with 90% accuracy compared with 70% accuracy when done by humans. So, if you study law, stop immediately. There will be 90% fewer lawyers in the future, (what a thought!) only omniscient specialists will remain.
*22-Watson* already helps nurses diagnosing cancer, its 4 times more accurate than human nurses.
*23-Facebook* now has a pattern recognition software that can recognize faces better than humans. In 2030, computers will become more intelligent than humans.
*24-Autonomous cars:* In 2018 the first self-driving cars are already here. In the next 2 years, the entire industry will start to be disrupted. You won't want to own a car anymore as you will call a car with your phone, it will show up at your location and drive you to your destination.
*25-You will not need* to park it you will only pay for the driven distance and you can be productive while driving. The very young children of today will never get a driver's license and will never own a car.
*26-This will change* our cities, because we will need 90-95% fewer cars. We can transform former parking spaces into green parks.
*27-About 1.2 million* people die each year in car accidents worldwide including distracted or drunk driving. We now have one accident every 60,000 miles; with autonomous driving that will drop to 1 accident in 6 million miles. That will save a million lives plus worldwide each year.
*28-Most traditional* car companies will doubtless become bankrupt. They will try the evolutionary approach and just build a better car, while tech companies (Tesla, Apple, Google) will do the revolutionary approach and build a computer on wheels.
*29-Look at what Volvo* is doing right now; no more internal combustion engines in their vehicles starting this year with the 2019 models, using all electric or hybrid only, with the intent of phasing out hybrid models.
*30-Many engineers* from Volkswagen and Audi; are completely terrified of Tesla and they should be. Look at all the companies offering all electric vehicles. That was unheard of, only a few years ago.
*31-Insurance* companies will have massive trouble because, without accidents, the costs will become cheaper. Their car insurance business model will disappear.
*32-Real estate* will change. Because if you can work while you commute, people will abandon their towers to move far away to more beautiful affordable neighborhoods.
*33-Electric cars* will become mainstream about 2030. Cities will be less noisy because all new cars will run on electricity.
*34-Cities* will have much cleaner air as well.
*35-Electricity* will become incredibly cheap and clean.
*36-Solar production* has been on an exponential curve for 30 years, but you can now see the burgeoning impact. And it’s just getting ramped up.
*37-Fossil energy* companies are desperately trying to limit access to the grid to prevent competition from home solar installations, but that simply cannot continue - technology will take care of that strategy.
*38-Health:* The Tricorder X price will be announced this year. There are companies who will build a medical device (called the "Tricorder" from Star Trek) that works with your phone, which takes your retina scan, your blood sample and you breath into it. It then analyses 54 bio-markers that will identify nearly any Disease. There are dozens of phone apps out there right now for health purposes.
*WELCOME TO TOMORROW* - it actually arrived a few years ago.
Let us wake up to the 21st century challenges ......
I agree but there's to much at stake for the world to change as quickly as would make sense. There's a certain inevitability behind these changes in technology so most of these things will progress like you said, some maybe faster and some slower. Remember oil is used for all petroleum based products in the world, not just fuel. Certainly the world is changing faster than most people can adapt.
You forgot:
VR and AR will be a big part in education and many other industries.
Infinite possibilities once it's advanced enough for every day interactions and uses.
5G networking will allow some incredible advances. Especially with mobile autonomy.
Additive manufacturing advances in manufacturing. From buildings to body parts the industry is drastically innovating.
hmm all i see ml not ai they learn pattern better than a human but there is no idea creating at least now and see able future they dont get it true art of thinking
Technology is not Replacing jobs its creating more jobs. Look There will always be need of peoples to maintain those robots and robots creation require industries to build parts for them. and once theses things which we are doing are replaced by robots we will be free to do new things THERE WILL ALWAYS SOMETHING FOR US TO DO!
Oil will still be needed, though not as much, plastic is useful and is only an environmental problem if not recycled or reused.
The middle east will be fine because only the west will cease to use petrol. Petrol cars will be seen as a third world item.
11:20 - The conversation on robots taking our jobs or not, the former is actually a good thing. Robots can free us from being free range economic slaves. Jobs make us slaves. So robots taking them is actually a good thing, as long as there is a system in place where we can still eat, such as the following. Basically you can make everything free and all work voluntary, that is the basic premise of RBE.
Solutions to 90% of humanities problems (getridofmoney):
Alternative economic systems:
- a Resource Based Economy (RBE)
- Ubuntu Contributionism
- a Freedom Economy
- an Open Economy
Money Free Movements:
- Money Free Party Australia (MFPA)
- Money Free Party UK/NZ/US
- The Venus Project (TVP / RBE) - Jacque Fresco
- The Ubuntu Contribution System (TUCS)- Michael Tellinger
- The Free World Charter (open economy) - Colin R. Turner
- New Earth Nation (NEN) - Sacha Stone
- Common Heritage Pledge
- Intentional Community Sharing (ICS) - you
- The Mocica Project - mocica .org/en/Project
- Paradism - Rael
- The Valhalla Movement
- Copiosis
- The Zeitgeist Movement
- The Transition
Money Free Movement books:
1- The Best That Money Can't Buy: Beyond Politics, Poverty & War by Jacque Fresco
2- F-Day: The Second Dawn Of Man by Colin R. Turner
3- Into The Open Economy by Colin R. Turner
4- Escaping The Fish Bowl: The Awakening To A Freedom Economy by Robyn Moyle
5- UBUNTU Contributionism: A Blueprint for Human Prosperity by Michael Tellinger
6- Trekonomics : The Economics of Star Trek by Manu Saadia
It's all very idealistic. And while I do want fully autmotomate Luxury space communism, it just won't happen without a revolution. The ruling class will not allow us to vote away their wealth.
Make Everything Free thank goodness for an intelligent person in the comments. I am supporter of the Venus Project.
Ash Anarchy maybe we need a revolution. A world wide rebellion.
Good luck getting that started. People are to easily lead astray by the media. Create a scapegoat for the people to hate and they'll accept it. Just look at how trump has emboldened racism and bigotry all over the world. Shifting the focus away fro the real problems
( billionairs), and placing it on LGBT, Hispanics, blacks. History has shown time and time again people by into the propaganda. The dissenters are silenced.
No. As a wise friend once said to me, the revolution wont come, until the last loaf of bread has been sold. No government can sustain itself during the prolonged hunger of it's people.
Will the politicians and those that control the levers of power willingly give that up to help the average citizen or do you think they will create a situation to reduce the population that are no longer needed generate wealth.
As someone who works at Walmart, we need that cleaning robot, our own cleaning crew is a 3rd party company that regularly forgets to mop the floors, even though that's one of their main jobs, our backroom is so cloaked with dust you can barely make out the paint lines that show people whene not to block and so on.
Also, I'd like the opportunity to switch to robot maintenance instead of my current job, even if I still have to interact with customers it'd be much more interesting.
you must be a very nearly perfect employee for Walmart. Perhaps you are a good candidate to train the robots to take your job. keep drinking the happy cool-aid.
@@ronaldlogan3525 what happy cool aid, if you paid attention my job sucks and I'd rather be working on robots, Walmart itself is almost inconciquencial
I vividly recall visiting KMART store that fully staffed with clerks. But, when need help you can't find anybody. And 10 checkout rows with just two clerks working when store extremely busy
robot took my job , now I am a full time you tube commentator, yeah !love my new job ,I am still figuring out the getting pay part !
I AM going to steal one of those CVS baskets with wheels one day
y'all complaining about how the robots are taking over and staff, i suggest we adapt to it. u cannot stop a moving train by just yelling, u can only control where its moving.... ceteris paribus!!
Robot have been taking over for years.
@@Jono1982 They're not sentient, they are hardly "taking over" anything
@@florence4372 Sentience is not necessary. Besides even if it is necessary it is inevitable.
Retail has a high turnover rate is not due to repetitive tasks, but the low minimum wage.
Pepper wouldn't seem so cute and friendly if he suddenly said "Exterminate!"
just push it and it won't be able to do anything
Crazy anti technology nut
@@Nofretari lol. Or you just don't have a sense of humour.
7:59 "Resistance is futile" lmao
wow didnt underatamd it at first
Get used to hearing these words... You're fired!
"The world bank backs me up". Bwwhahahahahahaha! Now that was hilarious.
15:10 you do the shopping, walk out, and get a receipt in an hour. and if there is a mistake, it is a bonus round for you to call them / go in / write an e-mail to make them correct their mistake. call me a dinosaur but I prefer to know right away (still in the store) if some1 made a mistake. in an hour, I can be in another town / at the very other end of a city
People aren't owed a job. Having a job is a recent thing in human society. There are studies saying that before the industrial revolution when people were self-sustaining, they actually had more free time to roam around in festivities and rituals.
Also, if robots come around and really take jobs away, that means lower wages to be paid, which equals lower prices of products! Competition will take care of this, because if there's a greedy company that keeps prices high, competitors will bring them down. This will mean lower prices for everyone, so that UBI finally has a purpose. People will work less and in a more human fashion: video creators, podcast presenters, streamers, instagram personalities, craftsman, video game makers... that will be our future, and it's fun!
Consider this, a lot of us would prefer to grow our own food, live off of a well and build our own house but we cannot do this, are not allowed to do this without expensive permits and even then there are strict rules. The game is set up to control and a lot of that is a result of people packing themselves into big cities where they can’t grow food or raise farm animals even if they wanted to
We will going to need universal basic income. Robots and AI taking all the jobs even white collar ones.
So if we had the robots working for us, we could have more time for ourselves.
And those that want to continue to work can do that for a bigger standard of living.
@@NihonKaikan Everyone will be lazy when the robots do everything.
Don't worry, our robot overlords will long need human workers. For instance spies to ferret out where resistance fighters and refugees are trying to hide from the hunter killer robots.
www.yang2020.com A presidential Candidate running on just that!
Adam Fidelio I wonder what the unemployment rate was during slavery, and how did the poor get by, also greedy will kill us all who are not in top %
Mark Pendragon you do realize this isn't the terminator. All you need to do is implant special chips in the robots that would automatically shut down any robot who shows the slight rebellion.
If you are looking for a job or you are frightened to lose your current job due to fast development in IR4, you need to get knowledge and skilled about robotic and IT in order to secure your future. Technology advancement is unstoppable but you can always enjoy learning new things to fit yourself for the job market.
Kamal Karkonasasi so you think everyone can do that? Do you think that even if one knew, there is job for all and is qualified? You oversimplified a tough upcoming problem and see the issue at MACRO level instead of micro.
love the basketball tech as a teenager involved in a basketball team whilst also studying a diploma in tech!
They say your job is safe but they don't tell you for how long.
I can see the point of the Amazon retail. Doesn't matter if you're a shoplifter stuffing items up your shirt, you still get billed for it.
I want to go to a checkout and be served by someone
10:10 totally fake smile, you know because it instantly disappears a few seconds later.
I dont think so. I just think he was confronted with a question he really disliked and had to face numerous times before. I know that feeling. It sucks all joy out of you in an instant.
that was the creepiest thing in this video
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
Make the Orwell quate guy look crazy cutting him in with his one sentence completely off topic nice bbc great editing
“Your premice disagree with” old mates getting a lil pissed
6:09 robot: move lady I have a job to do
"90% of the video goes into the bin" - CIA
The other 10% gets saved to the global spank bank.
9:55 the robot voice would be better if it would be more like cortana ,or something more realistic
'Leaving the staff available to help the customers'. Surely you know that is not true? Of course managers will say that, but if they were willing to pay staff to help customers, they would. The reality is that the staff will be let go. The robot will save money for the company. The workers who used to do the work need to find other jobs. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but lets not pretend that the robots are not replacing peoples jobs. Lets admit it, and do something constructive about it like better education and adult training centers etc.
agree with you but one problem is that things are moving so fast it is hard to know what to educate people in for the (hopefully) new jobs that will be created. no one know what they will be. If somebody had told their careers advisor say 40 years ago at school they wanted to be a web designer , Seo consultant, Cloud Architect or a Social media Influencer they would have been laughed at. 40 Years is not that long but things are moving exponentially faster now so we are now at a point where things will change in the next 5 to 10 years so much there will be so many things the majority of us wont have even guessed at.
I guess, going back to your point, education is key but it would need to be an extremely adaptive model to try to react as fast as possible to the changing landscape.
as my daughter says, "I love the future, cause you really don't know what it will look/be like".
"1984 big brother watching you" sure man, looks like you stayed there ;)
I chuckled when he said that. Like, it just wants to clean the damn floor.
Ai and robotics are going to take jobs of people who are working in cleaning, driving and warehouse industry.
Does the AI know not to scrub bathroom fixture chrome with abrasive cleanser?
Japan made a nurse robot so soon they replace us too
@@jborrego2406 isnt that the point? We always complain about working
I just use grocery delivery so I don't have to deal with the store at all.
“Am-mi-zun” 😂
This was great! Thank you!
Add CC as wel.
Peppers Reaction at 10:07 to the idea of Robots taking Humans Jobs, She seems Interested.
5:07 damn I thought that chair was for the old folks. Pick the picture item you need or write it in & it’ll go to it. But thought they made it cause they crash a lot
It's cool that they got Sam Rockwell to present this.
Soilent green.
Awesome! But I want to see the raw emotions in the players face!
4:16 I wonder what makes him think that computers cannot be programmed to play Tetris :)
If we automate everything, who will be left with a job to pay for all this? If no one works in retail anymore (one of the biggest employers here in the UK) who will be left with a job and an income to be able to afford all these automated services? Who exactly is this automated new world for, if all the jobs are being done by robots? What will people do to earn a wage when all jobs are automated? What do we all do then? Starve because there are no jobs for anyone to do? A brand new automated world, not for people, because people won't have jobs because of automation. Defeating the purpose is it not?
Gee, I wonder how we managed to live before there was money, I guess wallets were the first things we evolved...
@@krashd how pointless a comment that is, if you want to live in the woods, picking mushrooms, exactly how do you expect to pay for the device you are currently using to talk crap on RUclips? (I personally quite like talking crap on RUclips, but it does still involve spending money on WiFi and a phone and laptop, and that, know?)
That is the point. The rich are building a fully-automated, digitally driven techno utopia. As long as the wealthy get to enter paradise, the rest of us are at best truly afterthought, if even that. This is the most momentous and dangerous political and economic revolution in history, but we're being sold only the upsides. Those who think this automation revolution is being rolled out with the "little people" in mind isn't paying attention to history.
Yes, the first thing we need to do is tax the robots. If they do the work of 10 people they should be made to pay 10x the tax a worker would. Obviously ultimately this can never be enough as a profitable company could never be taxed more than its income. At which point these corporations have to be run by the state... Bottom line without workers, and machines making the machines, the only cost is energy and hopefully with wind and solar we can achieve a near free cost of production. The end of money as a construct when the cost of production is next to nothing.
Sad thing is this wont happen and we will at a certain point of unemployment and lowering wages have riots and wars, as the corporates will never give it up without a fight
In the words of BREXITERS, it will work out somehow!
Nice reporting, Interesting!
This trend is scary because we have more and more people on the planet and less and less need for them to work, education needs to adapt quickly and the x hour work week needs be reduced to liberate humans from the pressures of monetary slavery, as this is clearly increasing efficiency, but the wages aren't increasing for the displaced workers, but they are for the ones with billions ( 1.000.000.000) in their bank account, its just another form of subjugation. The trend also leads to monopoly, and that is what we have today with only some corporations owning all food in supermarkets.
Tournel Henry won’t help if ppl can’t pay for school. If there no job u can get with out a degree how will u pay for it
A job is just a series of tasks be it cognitive or manual, if a robot can handle each task individually then it can replace at least 50% of human jobs.
I think the jobs most likely to be replaced with machines in the next few years are not so much the physical manual labour - I think it's the customer service jobs. I can see a future soon when we call the electric company and have a seemingly normal conversation with a computer, or arrive at our dentist and are greeted and signed in or make an appointment with a computer. This type of technology is software and can run on devices we already use widely - computers. Only a smaller number of staff would be around to handle the more detailed customer situations and we'd be referred to them rather than talk to them from the start.
Okto it will be a lot more than what you listed in next few years. A lot more.
What happens if you hide an item behind another one?
So want to test Amazon go, I want to see if shoplifting is possible if I pick items off the shelf which is closer to other customers than to myself so the system thinks they selected the item and not me. Purely for system testing of course. :D
Really cool... can't wait to see a robot revolution, like literally :)
People say you're against technology and progress, until wake up one morning to find their out of job.
At 4:00 he is justifying why humans are needed.....10 years back we were justifying the need for robots. Things have changed :(
next thing you hear, they'll justify why we need implants, then... you know, the other way around.
VERY COOL
Wow, at 10:06, let the B.S. begin!
Nice job
12:20 Military grade GPS? nice marketing there haha. GPS was originally developed for the US military. Then it was made free for all other people to access it, with restricted accuracy. Then more recently it was made completely available. So all GPS is "military grade"..
No there is still two GPS frequencies. You don't access to the 1 cm accuracy because you could launch an homemade missile
@@TheMagicJIZZ castnav.com/military-gps-not-necessarily-accurate-civilian-gps/ I'm not sure
People Protesting for more Vacations, and Higher Min Wage?
*...LoL*
First of all, the main take away here has to be that apparently there is a UK basketball league.
Second to that, the head of robotics at Amazon was seriously talking out of his ass though by saying that they don't want to fully automate their warehouses. "Humans are good at determining where to place the boxes" is the lamest way of lying saying that human jobs are safe. Decision making on known variables is exactly what robots are best at.
That being said, the guy interviewed about robots replacing workers stocking shelves is also 100% on point in his comment that they may be replacing jobs but they aren't taking them from anyone since they are notoriously under filled anyway. Now this is definitely down to a bit of a chicken and egg scenario where people don't want to work in jobs that are going to be automated in the near future (see trucking as a better example). However, I'd argue that demand for jobs is still at an all-time high in most modern countries. The challenge will be getting people to adapt quickly enough to a changing market that requires new specializations all the time.
You will only need handful humans to run that amazon warehouse. Soon, all that cost saving will lead to where human consumers won’t afford to buy anything as they have no job. Universal pay won’t be enough probably. .
and when they have no more need for you as workers, then what? Then you depopulate instead of having to provide for all these people...
Fantastic innovation from Israeli companies. Remarkable I'm proud of my people
Alright chill out
Every unskilled worker: we want 15$/hour minimal wage.
Robotics company: be my guest.
13:13 "how we draw the letter 'eggs'"
it isn't that hard to pronounce X
Lmfao shoplifters in the future will literally have to play ninja
Since robots will get all the jobs they should also replace all the consumers
Really dumb comment but I guess that's what you expect on these sort of videos.
@@izdatsumcp Its not, no jobs no consumers.
@@jdmfan2170 There's still going to be jobs.
izdatsumcp yeah but I'm talking about jobs that requires little skill and education as possible.
@@jdmfan2170 I don't see why there can't be jobs for the working class. AI doesn't have to make things complicated. Of course, you have to have some sort of skill. If you want to be an electrician now, for example, you have to have sort of skill. People shouldn't be getting paid a good wage for working in e.g. McDonald's though.
at some point we're going to have to ask ourselves do we really need this shit
19:06 python?
yup, and pycharm
@@ahm_8483 I was gonna say it, i have it on my desktop
jezz, softbank is now so notorious.
& what happens when there is a glitch in the system?
This is dazing!
scanning my palm for identification? HELL NO!!
I was also curious about AI and futurology but after I read Noah Yuval Harari's 'Homo Deus', I went from being paranoid to excited. I fear for many people but we already know this shit is going to happen, there are so many things we will be able to do to help ourselves and others
AAAH partial White Bear logo at 6:38 Black Mirror fans?
Its ironic that the PR for Amazon claims people are good at thinking, when their current setup is having a PDA telling the human what to do like a pet dog...
Retail has a high turnover rate is not due to repetitive tasks, but the garbage minimum wage.
They are company that just do stock counting solely. So your telling me they will still have a job
In the business equation, humans are always a liability. Liabilities are always minimized as much as possible.
Wait til we have self driving cars replacing millions of jobs.
smart shopping people dont want to waste time at checkouts? thats nonsense a lot of people like the chat with the person on the till - for a lot of people its a much needed bit of social interaction.... also one guy said its coming to UK high streets ...good luck with that since all the high street shops have closed down or are coffee/charity/second hand shops.....
Crazy how they all are repeating that it doesn't take away human jobs. Not instantly maybe. Full Automation for society is the dream, don't fight it.
The day of body implanted chips are ominously closer. Mark of the Beast time.
What do you do when a robot takes your job?
Where can I buy these POS systems for my business?
Just came here to laugh at all the robotics anxiety.
It's funny until these nuts start talking about UBI.
10:06 🤣🤣
11.45 dude got angry
I wanna be a robot :-)
Coming next. Computer pickers packers and shippers.
And with a fully autonomous society who exactly buys the products to make the fat cats richer.
Slight oversight.
Sky Net is coming true.
Using Robots etc should be illegal in most cases! It's taking jobs away from people....
A local warehouse near where i live got rid of 300 staff as they got a new system that uses robots.
Naw if people lose their jobs the economy will fall into a greater disarray..and the business owner makes more money doubling his income...But what happens to the economy? I know what will happen it will try to adapt and for the most part it will..but not without potent chaos
The purpose of Tech is free humans from work,if not we wont be using cars,machines,etc. The problem is the economy system has to adapt to this new 4 Industrial revolution.
moviefan LYV how? How are folks going to earn a living? Is universal going to be available and will that work?
@@dmdm8018 That is the problem they dont know how fix that job lost, UBI is proposed for some Billionaires "irony" "socialist" but they know if there is not UBI economy could collapse because it could be 40% job lost in 10 years, Humanity is become more efficient and automation in future will take a lot.
I actually work in the AI/ML space and can tell you this manager is lying though his teeth and they are absolutely pushing for full automation. People will be hard pressed to know that all these future predictions of AI are going to become realized sooner than is being told to the public. What people don't realize is that AI works on an exponential growth system. Once a working system is found and put in place it grows exponentially in it's capabilities this why self driving cars are already being pushed this year for full autonomy and that's 10-20% of the labor market of jobs that will be lost and that's just in 1 space of the economy it will 100% affect all industries. If you can teach a human to do a task eventually a machine will be taught how to do it better. Sorry to say this if you aren't on the side of an industry that will take jobs then you will lose your job in the future especially with quantum computing being integrated with AI now it's going to become interesting in the coming future.
I'm a pretty optimistic person regarding the future that will come out of technological progress, but I also feel that despite all the arguments 80% of the world's population is headed for unemployment.
you load sixteen tons and what do you get...
Not any more I will not be ordering from Amazon again after watching the way they treat their workers and the waste of products that they dispose of I will not deal with Amazon ever
I despise these so called advancements that are truly backward walks away from nature.
11:56 cute.