I was once that robot lol. 20-26 people, 1 for every 1k parcels when over 18k parcels in a night, normally do around 25k but less on Mondays. 2 offloading 3-5k parcels off a lorry by hand onto a belt in an hour(worst job, can be -5c and still sweating with just a tshirt on) then 5 people on the belt chucking the parcels into 4-7 chutes each. 1 person to every 1-2 chutes (1 chute per delivery lorry) placing each parcel into between 10-24 baskets depending what point later on they get droped off at. When the baskets fill up you have to fill a sack with parcels, scan them into each sack with bar codes and number it then place it in a row in the right order it gets loaded in. then end of night load all the lorry's in teams of 3. one person stacking in the lorry 1 chucking onto the lorry and 1 scanning and chucking to the person chucking onto the lorry. 3 lorry's per team. 30-100 sacks about 6-20kg+ each depending what idiot did the sack and 30-200 large boxs to big for sacks per lorry. low pay, one 30min break for lunch and one 15min break before loading and your health destroyed all year and practically killed over xmas. 10-14 hours 6 days a week over xmas. O and its all night work. robots can have these shity jobs is what im getting at.
Yep. ... And unfortunately the robot out-performs you, works 24 hour shifts, doesn't take weekends nor vacations, doesn't need health insurance, and costs less than a days worth of your pay... You are literally 10,000 times more expensive than the robot. The key to working in today's modern world is to do work more valuable than a robot's work.
I agree to let the robots have all the shitty jobs. people need to learn to do more valuable work. Things would improve much better this way. human life shouldn't be wasted on mundane highly repeatable jobs. we need to pool our brain power together to solve more important problems than what parcel goes into what chute... or pushing buttons and moving parts around in a factory for 12 hours a day 7 days a week.. this isn't life, its paid slavery.
Engineering, computer programming, physics and materials research, aerospace systems design, robotic design, automation programming, etc: far from mundane, and still a long way off from robotic obsolescence.
@@andrewjlea Not really. And I am a programmer and a physics postgrad. Even those fields require doing same stuff over and again. They may be far from obsolescence but that doesn't mean they don't have mundane things in them. The very point of practice is doing things repititively.
I'm just imagining one of those bots struggling with a heavy load. Then I get on the platform, grab the package, drop it in the bay for it. And then all of a sudden the rest of the bots pretend to struggle.
@@creatorofpizzaThat's actually not that complicated as it looks as each robot is numbered and interacting with the software thus avoiding collisions e.t.c in terms of software and electronics it's pretty simple, but for an average person i can understand their reactions on something like this.
The robot is pretty simple in its design, it only needs to report its position and orientation to the central computer. The central computer keeps track of every robot that way, a software program does the traffic management, it sends the command to each robot on where it should go while the robot keeps sending its position/orientation data to the central computer.
Asian cultures never fail to amaze me. Appearance is the king even when you have to swipe problems under the rug. Ever wonder why there are so few negative news coming out of China?
But why wouldn't regular belt/slide system delivery yet with stations in asterisk shape center of delivery hub? Less electricity this way also...but if solar there is too much ground to cover with less efficient channeling. Creative with less waste.
And Its Getting Better Each Day ... When I Was a Kid .. It Could Take Months To Receive a Package .. If It Had To Be Ordered ( not from a walk in store )
China had a similar unemployment rate to the US, but you left out one factor, people only rebel when they're being neglected by the government and aren't earning enough to survive. Not a problem in china with social aid programs, America just lets 500k people live on the streets.
(In the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger) - I am a T-800, series Model 101-52, developed by Cyberdyne Systems® and I must say... ...this makes me so hot, it makes my systems overload to the point of blowing my transistors all over the entire place!🔩🔩🔩
still need to update them because humans still need to put on them parcels... either upgrade them or use other robots for this repetitif task. The real question is WHY 3 years later we still don't have fully automated factories/warehouses ?? I mean, I know people work for nothing in china but like, bots are cheaper and cheaper and they work even at night and does the job faster ...
@Caroline Siegel The solution is rather simple. They will make some robots to buy the goods. Meanwhile, all the humans will be wired up to youtube for direct interfacing like how you see in the movie Matrix. Then some day some idiot will decide he's the ONE and spoil everyone else's fun.
Then there'll be an economic crisis, it would mean war, then more humans to rebuild and restart. It's called capitalism. The real question is: when capitalism will be everywhere on this globe. How long will it take it to totally collapse? No more expansion = stagnation and then revolution.
@@borisan5048 "We have already heard this before from Marx. The workers then started to destroy the machines." When? Where? and Why? would the workers destroy the machines? And when Marx wrote about this? Machines are a good thing for human-kind, the problem is only one fraction of people own them. They have to perish so we all workers can use them for the good of the society and not just to create value from nothing.
While China and other Asian countries continue to modernize and improve on science and technology, American teens are busy playing video games and socializing on their very expensive Smart phones. Goes to show you how much BEHIND we are in this world!
@@Sleepingcoffee979 Most of the most technical classes in the US have not a single American student. Juan Carlos Valdes is correct. Hollywood does what it can do discourage American children from education and it works.
@@danepher I forget the name of the professor. It was during an interview about the educational level on incoming freshman. He said that he had been corresponding with his colleagues across the country and said that many of the professors who teach the most advanced technical classes said that they don't have a single American student. A google searches brought this, but it's really the sort of thing you'd need to ask directly. I live near a technical college and a majority are foreign students, mostly from China. archive.siam.org/news/news.php?id=602
Robots can copy all with the correct parameters, also art, but they can´t create nothing new. This means if all finally goes to machine hands all the world gonna be variations of the same.
Machine learning creates music. Machine learning creates new language. Machine learning beats veteran air force pilot. And last but not least, Googles AutoML can write machine learning code better than the people who programmed it in the first place. AI will eventually be able to do everything a human can do and most likely do it much better than any human ever could. This starts with simple large number calculations, which no human can ever beat a computer at. Then it was chess, which now no human can ever beat a computer at. We have a go program that is arguably better than any human could ever be and there is a bot that plays dota2 and can beat most people. Soon it will be music, poetry, art, car design, architecture, research, medicine and anything else you can think of. www.theverge.com/2018/8/31/17777008/artificial-intelligence-taryn-southern-amper-music www.forbes.com/sites/tonybradley/2017/07/31/facebook-ai-creates-its-own-language-in-creepy-preview-of-our-potential-future/#260bacbf292c www.bbc.com/news/technology-36650848 thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2017/10/16/googles-ai-can-create-better-machine-learning-code-than-the-researchers-who-made-it/
@@Subjagator you're getting way ahead of yourself. One thing that computers cannot do is think. Computers cannot think. They will never be able to think. True intelligence is uniquely human. A.I/machine learning is not true intelligence, it is simply the processing of information in a large quantity. Everything a computer does comes down to repetitive calculations of given information. For example, if we want the computer to find the best design for a game, car, code, etc, it will constantly run different scenarios and find the best one BASED ON GIVEN INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS. Human effort can be reduced or replaced, but human intelligence can never be replaced. A computer cannot tell you what is right or what is wrong. A computer cannot tell you the true meaning of life. A computer cannot tell you which decisions you should make in life, who to trust, who to listen to, who to avoid. A computer is not conscious, cannot tell you what it means to be conscious, and cannot tell you why we are conscious. A computer is simply a tool of human beings.
AI can already perform creative tasks like painting and composing music from scratch\ it can create a photo realistic cat from scratch, to your specification, instantly creative tasks are far from safe
@@nuke123ful A lot of claims there that I would like to see backed up. True intelligence is uniquely human? That is a very closed minded view, can animals not be intelligent? Apes, dolphins, dogs? How about some alien species in another galaxy, can they be intelligent or are humans inherently special and unique in the universe? Has anyone ever proved that being human is a prerequisite for intelligence because I haven't read anything like that. Is there any proof that thinking requires a very specific quality that is unique to humans and can never exist outside of that? We do the same things as a computer, we just do them naturally on a more basic level but we constantly run simulations and test scenarios and are constantly adjusting our model based on input, information and conditions. In fact the frontal lobe plays a big part in predicting the outcome of various scenarios based on the results of previous similar scenarios. It also modifies emotions to better conform with social norms and its functions also include override and suppression of socially unacceptable response as well as differentiation tasks. There are 7 billion people in the world and we are far from any consensus on what is right and wrong. I can practically guarantee someone out there will disagree with you on almost every point you have on morality so humans can also not tell us what is right and wrong, not objectively anyway. Everyone's view of right and wrong has been nurtured over their lifetime depending on their experiences and their upbringing. People do not know the true meaning of life either so again that doesn't really prove anything other than computers can't yet do what people also can't do. People can also not tell you what decision to make, who to trust, who to listen to or who to avoid. If we could then we would all make the same decisions, all trust the same people and all listen to the same people. Once again I could practically find anyone who would disagree on any piece of advice you would like to give on life, love, trust etc.. Computers are actually getting better than people at predicting future events and it won't be long before their advice will be better than other peoples advice. Do you know what it means to be conscious? Do you know why we are conscious? Do you have a scientific definition that entirely depends on us being human as a prerequisite for consciousness?
I work in logistics, if you're sending something fragile, pack it properly. Like loads of bubblewrap.. There is no time to carefully handle every single package.. If there's a "do not bend" written on a letter, and it's not layered with at least a thick cardboard, then you might recieve a bent letter.. And you wouldn't believe how many people just don't care enough to seal an envelope.. And then the contents pour out and we can sweep the whole floor looking for everything that's dropped from there :D
How to know if you proprelly packaged your stuff: Take your package, lift it to head height, drop it on concrete. Do you think it will break? yes? then it is mispackaged and will not even be covered by their insurance policy. Seriously, a 5-6' drop is nothing, any package should handle it. As to the "fragile" sticker? Totally ignored. All packages are treated the same way, there is no such thing as being carefull.
you think humans treat packages better ? the robots are actually doing it the nicest way possible, with the smallest disturbances... how do you think the packets got into those huge loads in the truck from where they gave boxes to the robots.
@@aryasona8843 Robots can copy all with the correct parameters, also art, but they can´t create nothing new. This means if all finally goes to machine hands all the world gonna be variations of the same.
@@Engineer9736 hummm really? I am no software-expert, but I heard of software engineeres that ment there will be programms that will also code own programms with preset parameters but own spezifical sourcecode, like a mailprogramm or a keycoder, or a musicplayer... but let´s see what the future will give us, I am hopefully excited.
@Arthur Ying Gaudefroy imdb.com/title/tt0187636/ i's great, finished watching just couple of days ago, after watching the series there is an ending movie - The Peacekeeper Wars
Most jobs will be automated pretty quickly, and society won't be able to adapt as fast. Society needs to transform along with the economy to avoid a crisis. Andrew Yang is the candidate with the forward looking vision and the knowledge we need to make that transformation. yang2020.com
I work in logistics, basically doing the same job, and as many people as there are robots there could do the same, if not more.. So, basically people losing jobs and companies having big electricity bills? How is that good?
Would you rather we continue with the slave system we now live in? I’m tired of working and want to spend more time with family. As far as money everything will be cheaper if not free since no money will exchange hands for goods and services. Sounds good to me.
Now all they need to do is put this type of technology into the cars they drive. Taking away the responsibility of driving for the sake of everyone else!!
Kurt Vonnegut wrote a book about this.... way back years ago. Title of the book was, "Player Piano." Everyone looses their jobs except taxi drivers and bartenders. Humans have become OBSOLETE. Thank God I never had any children. This world is becoming Hell on earth.
I was once that robot lol.
20-26 people, 1 for every 1k parcels when over 18k parcels in a night, normally do around 25k but less on Mondays.
2 offloading 3-5k parcels off a lorry by hand onto a belt in an hour(worst job, can be -5c and still sweating with just a tshirt on) then 5 people on the belt chucking the parcels into 4-7 chutes each.
1 person to every 1-2 chutes (1 chute per delivery lorry) placing each parcel into between 10-24 baskets depending what point later on they get droped off at.
When the baskets fill up you have to fill a sack with parcels, scan them into each sack with bar codes and number it then place it in a row in the right order it gets loaded in.
then end of night load all the lorry's in teams of 3. one person stacking in the lorry 1 chucking onto the lorry and 1 scanning and chucking to the person chucking onto the lorry.
3 lorry's per team. 30-100 sacks about 6-20kg+ each depending what idiot did the sack and 30-200 large boxs to big for sacks per lorry.
low pay, one 30min break for lunch and one 15min break before loading and your health destroyed all year and practically killed over xmas. 10-14 hours 6 days a week over xmas.
O and its all night work.
robots can have these shity jobs is what im getting at.
Yep.
... And unfortunately the robot out-performs you, works 24 hour shifts, doesn't take weekends nor vacations, doesn't need health insurance, and costs less than a days worth of your pay...
You are literally 10,000 times more expensive than the robot.
The key to working in today's modern world is to do work more valuable than a robot's work.
I agree to let the robots have all the shitty jobs. people need to learn to do more valuable work. Things would improve much better this way.
human life shouldn't be wasted on mundane highly repeatable jobs. we need to pool our brain power together to solve more important problems than what parcel goes into what chute... or pushing buttons and moving parts around in a factory for 12 hours a day 7 days a week.. this isn't life, its paid slavery.
Every job is mundane and highly repetitive. By your logic, humans shouldn't do any job.
Engineering, computer programming, physics and materials research, aerospace systems design, robotic design, automation programming, etc: far from mundane, and still a long way off from robotic obsolescence.
@@andrewjlea Not really. And I am a programmer and a physics postgrad. Even those fields require doing same stuff over and again. They may be far from obsolescence but that doesn't mean they don't have mundane things in them. The very point of practice is doing things repititively.
Lovely, just lovely and great machines, we are already living and experiencing the future, how exciting!
There needs to be more comments like this on youtube
@@paffycat that girl doesnt know what she is saying, she doesnt know that the more we grow the less we are important
@@kuku-iu7hf OK nylif stop thinking with your emotions and be like robot
I'm just imagining one of those bots struggling with a heavy load. Then I get on the platform, grab the package, drop it in the bay for it. And then all of a sudden the rest of the bots pretend to struggle.
Is this referencing what I think it is?
@@OddsShroom If you've seen a Miyazaki film then your thinking is correct! :)
Oh I thought you where referencing spirited away
@@alinaair1506 Yea yea, I think Mizayaki wrote a few of those movies, Spirited Away included :p
The furnace scene
Im impressed on how they dont bump into each other
How are they so coordinated 😂
@@creatorofpizzaThat's actually not that complicated as it looks as each robot is numbered and interacting with the software thus avoiding collisions e.t.c in terms of software and electronics it's pretty simple, but for an average person i can understand their reactions on something like this.
The robot is pretty simple in its design, it only needs to report its position and orientation to the central computer. The central computer keeps track of every robot that way, a software program does the traffic management, it sends the command to each robot on where it should go while the robot keeps sending its position/orientation data to the central computer.
Asian cultures never fail to amaze me.
Appearance is the king even when you have to swipe problems under the rug.
Ever wonder why there are so few negative news coming out of China?
A leader in science and technological innovations, this video just gives us a small glimpse of a hyperpower in the making.
Nope, all they do is copy.
Just search for "China Post" video
I can't wait for my package to come!!😄
It is amazing to view robots working non-stop. It will surely bring revolution in the delivery system to the end users.
China is incredible! Very impressive!
Traffic Jam on aisle 3! Chaos has broken out and driver becomes raged with anger! Send Police!
Juan Carlos Valdes lmao!
Today we sort out packets.
Tomorrow we sort out humans!!
Creepy... but on spot in these Coronatimes
Good now I can see my parcels being thrown into a hole by robots
LMAO🤣
Your social credit -300 point because your comment
No wonder i can have my parcel within 48hrs. Salute china.
But why wouldn't regular belt/slide system delivery yet with stations in asterisk shape center of delivery hub? Less electricity this way also...but if solar there is too much ground to cover with less efficient channeling. Creative with less waste.
Very nice and practical indeed and it's the way to go...^^
And Its Getting Better Each Day ... When I Was a Kid .. It Could Take Months To Receive a Package .. If It Had To Be Ordered ( not from a walk in store )
China is getting insanely innovative......
nah, the West is just getting insanely stagnant
This system so perfect for future road traffic!
These robots have freed up over a 10 million livers, hearts and doubled amounts kidneys and corneas.
It never ends well for a society that has millions of unskilled workers sitting around doing nothing. Rebellion and overthrow usually follows.
China had a similar unemployment rate to the US, but you left out one factor, people only rebel when they're being neglected by the government and aren't earning enough to survive. Not a problem in china with social aid programs, America just lets 500k people live on the streets.
Just show the robots, the whole sound effect and voice editing thing is stupid. We're not in 1990 anymore.
I'm working on sorting my socks.
Well done China you fixed break problem shame about the other end
Beautiful, I can see automobiles working in a similar way
Never. You will never see them control my 58'
Automobiles are not automatic, they need a driver
@@NightcorEDM Always? 🙄😂
Robot: what is my purpose?
Chinese engineers: you drop the packages on these holes
Robot: OH MY GOD...
Mmm monkey likes the Rick and Morty refference :D
LMAO!!!!
Isn't that the beginning of the Terminator movies?
If my mind could have my brain cells:
technology is going to traomedously change ur life. Do not live in glories but in reality. Good job!!!
I love the future.
I love watching robots take jobs from people and the dystopian future that awaits us.
You're watching this while waiting on your package.
Bioethics in that country does not prohibit the cross-breeding of Minions and Roombas
How these robots are controlled?
Please tell me if you know the answer.
This system is designed and manufactured by Hikivision,one China Monitor system company which have 60% marketing in the world.
The launch of Skynet taking over
Amazing.
playing factorio be like:
Astonishing
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(In the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger) - I am a T-800, series Model 101-52, developed by Cyberdyne Systems® and I must say...
...this makes me so hot, it makes my systems overload to the point of blowing my transistors all over the entire place!🔩🔩🔩
simple but effective use of qr code mechanism.
I wonder how fast these parcels are being delivered now.
Jingdong Express in China can deliver it on the same day
what is the mechanism they are using for the flipping the parcel ?
Soon robots will have to shop for their own upkeep....ut-oh. Then they be like, these blood skulls keep getting in the way.
Why the hell isn't Australia doing this???
because it has about as many people as one chinese megacity?
@Hueborn {You guys better get to fucking.}
That could be difficult coz there's a gender war going on at the moment.
Derkadur!
Derkerrderrr...
what your guys think about JD.com compagny
Even the port is like this in China
In 10 years robots will produce this video ..
still need to update them because humans still need to put on them parcels... either upgrade them or use other robots for this repetitif task.
The real question is WHY 3 years later we still don't have fully automated factories/warehouses ?? I mean, I know people work for nothing in china but like, bots are cheaper and cheaper and they work even at night and does the job faster ...
Who’s going to buy stuff when robots take all the jobs
@Caroline Siegel The solution is rather simple. They will make some robots to buy the goods. Meanwhile, all the humans will be wired up to youtube for direct interfacing like how you see in the movie Matrix. Then some day some idiot will decide he's the ONE and spoil everyone else's fun.
We have already heard this before from Marx. The workers then started to destroy the machines. Nowadays everyone is using machines.
Then there'll be an economic crisis, it would mean war, then more humans to rebuild and restart. It's called capitalism.
The real question is: when capitalism will be everywhere on this globe. How long will it take it to totally collapse? No more expansion = stagnation and then revolution.
This isn't a problem, there always will be new jobs being created.
@@borisan5048 "We have already heard this before from Marx. The workers then started to destroy the machines."
When? Where? and Why? would the workers destroy the machines? And when Marx wrote about this?
Machines are a good thing for human-kind, the problem is only one fraction of people own them. They have to perish so we all workers can use them for the good of the society and not just to create value from nothing.
The most interesting thing will be when millions of robots leave millions of workers unemployed..
This technology is freeing us from the slave system we now live in. I’m tired of working and want more time with family.
If only this was at the amazon facility on boundary rd
high efficiency
Kinda dont want the world to be replaced by robots because it eliminates jobs.
Beats humans doing it and trampling all over your parcels lol
My god that's how my porcelain gets dropped and destroyed. Damn you!
Interesting!
This will amazon in a few years lol.
While China and other Asian countries continue to modernize and improve on science and technology, American teens are busy playing video games and socializing on their very expensive Smart phones. Goes to show you how much BEHIND we are in this world!
A lot of American kids modernization science. Pls stfu and stop .
So do asian kids. We all have these.
@@Sleepingcoffee979 Most of the most technical classes in the US have not a single American student. Juan Carlos Valdes
is correct. Hollywood does what it can do discourage American children from education and it works.
@abram Carroll, can you provide a source for that please? Because Americans are a majority in many technological classes.
@@danepher I forget the name of the professor. It was during an interview about the educational level on incoming freshman. He said that he had been corresponding with his colleagues across the country and said that many of the professors who teach the most advanced technical classes said that they don't have a single American student.
A google searches brought this, but it's really the sort of thing you'd need to ask directly. I live near a technical college and a majority are foreign students, mostly from China.
archive.siam.org/news/news.php?id=602
Maybe they work with shopee and lazada since they ship fashion apparels directly from shanghai
THEY TOOK OUR JOOOOBS!!!!
DEY TERK ER JERBBBS!!
Maybe your job is so easy to be taken? try some challenging job
@@张健新-o5i r/woooosh
This kind of technology need to be implement on the road. Autonomous vehicle.
Fast, efficient and accident free.
No thanks. To much space for Abuse
Ok so we'll write - meat bags are not needed!
They take their jobs !!!
Job openings is not a business goal.
It has started happening over 100 years ago...didn't you know?
China has their own country, but India belong to British, under the armpit of British Empire
Great until the package is too big or heavy, didnt think thar far?
I don’t know why, but I wanna work there.
The weak link is the person putting the pkg. on the robot - what if they put it on the wrong robot? The entire system goes down likely :)
Interesting that CGTN doesn't say who actually developed this tech.
Sort of reminds me of 'Silent Running'.
Repetative jobs will be replaced by robots! Creative jobs with veriables will be still safe!
Robots can copy all with the correct parameters, also art, but they can´t create nothing new. This means if all finally goes to machine hands all the world gonna be variations of the same.
Machine learning creates music. Machine learning creates new language. Machine learning beats veteran air force pilot. And last but not least, Googles AutoML can write machine learning code better than the people who programmed it in the first place.
AI will eventually be able to do everything a human can do and most likely do it much better than any human ever could. This starts with simple large number calculations, which no human can ever beat a computer at. Then it was chess, which now no human can ever beat a computer at. We have a go program that is arguably better than any human could ever be and there is a bot that plays dota2 and can beat most people. Soon it will be music, poetry, art, car design, architecture, research, medicine and anything else you can think of.
www.theverge.com/2018/8/31/17777008/artificial-intelligence-taryn-southern-amper-music
www.forbes.com/sites/tonybradley/2017/07/31/facebook-ai-creates-its-own-language-in-creepy-preview-of-our-potential-future/#260bacbf292c
www.bbc.com/news/technology-36650848
thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2017/10/16/googles-ai-can-create-better-machine-learning-code-than-the-researchers-who-made-it/
@@Subjagator you're getting way ahead of yourself. One thing that computers cannot do is think. Computers cannot think. They will never be able to think. True intelligence is uniquely human. A.I/machine learning is not true intelligence, it is simply the processing of information in a large quantity. Everything a computer does comes down to repetitive calculations of given information. For example, if we want the computer to find the best design for a game, car, code, etc, it will constantly run different scenarios and find the best one BASED ON GIVEN INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS. Human effort can be reduced or replaced, but human intelligence can never be replaced. A computer cannot tell you what is right or what is wrong. A computer cannot tell you the true meaning of life. A computer cannot tell you which decisions you should make in life, who to trust, who to listen to, who to avoid. A computer is not conscious, cannot tell you what it means to be conscious, and cannot tell you why we are conscious. A computer is simply a tool of human beings.
AI can already perform creative tasks like painting and composing music from scratch\
it can create a photo realistic cat from scratch, to your specification, instantly
creative tasks are far from safe
@@nuke123ful
A lot of claims there that I would like to see backed up. True intelligence is uniquely human? That is a very closed minded view, can animals not be intelligent? Apes, dolphins, dogs? How about some alien species in another galaxy, can they be intelligent or are humans inherently special and unique in the universe? Has anyone ever proved that being human is a prerequisite for intelligence because I haven't read anything like that. Is there any proof that thinking requires a very specific quality that is unique to humans and can never exist outside of that?
We do the same things as a computer, we just do them naturally on a more basic level but we constantly run simulations and test scenarios and are constantly adjusting our model based on input, information and conditions.
In fact the frontal lobe plays a big part in predicting the outcome of various scenarios based on the results of previous similar scenarios. It also modifies emotions to better conform with social norms and its functions also include override and suppression of socially unacceptable response as well as differentiation tasks.
There are 7 billion people in the world and we are far from any consensus on what is right and wrong. I can practically guarantee someone out there will disagree with you on almost every point you have on morality so humans can also not tell us what is right and wrong, not objectively anyway. Everyone's view of right and wrong has been nurtured over their lifetime depending on their experiences and their upbringing.
People do not know the true meaning of life either so again that doesn't really prove anything other than computers can't yet do what people also can't do.
People can also not tell you what decision to make, who to trust, who to listen to or who to avoid. If we could then we would all make the same decisions, all trust the same people and all listen to the same people. Once again I could practically find anyone who would disagree on any piece of advice you would like to give on life, love, trust etc..
Computers are actually getting better than people at predicting future events and it won't be long before their advice will be better than other peoples advice.
Do you know what it means to be conscious? Do you know why we are conscious? Do you have a scientific definition that entirely depends on us being human as a prerequisite for consciousness?
I love how this robots just throw this packages into some hole, noone cares if there is idk... glass for example inside?
I work in logistics, if you're sending something fragile, pack it properly. Like loads of bubblewrap.. There is no time to carefully handle every single package.. If there's a "do not bend" written on a letter, and it's not layered with at least a thick cardboard, then you might recieve a bent letter.. And you wouldn't believe how many people just don't care enough to seal an envelope.. And then the contents pour out and we can sweep the whole floor looking for everything that's dropped from there :D
How to know if you proprelly packaged your stuff: Take your package, lift it to head height, drop it on concrete. Do you think it will break? yes? then it is mispackaged and will not even be covered by their insurance policy. Seriously, a 5-6' drop is nothing, any package should handle it.
As to the "fragile" sticker? Totally ignored. All packages are treated the same way, there is no such thing as being carefull.
you think humans treat packages better ? the robots are actually doing it the nicest way possible, with the smallest disturbances... how do you think the packets got into those huge loads in the truck from where they gave boxes to the robots.
you need to seek help if you "love" random stuff like this.
Paxon57, somehow they know, that's for sure, I don't think they want complaints from customers, on something so evidential!
This robots should pay taxes to unemplyed people
Robots can replace human jobs.
Any machine can replace human jobs. So what.
Only repetitive and easily programmed jobs
@@aryasona8843 Robots can copy all with the correct parameters, also art, but they can´t create nothing new. This means if all finally goes to machine hands all the world gonna be variations of the same.
Good luck finding the right parameters for my job as software engineer. Only simple physical labour is replacable by robots.
@@Engineer9736 hummm really? I am no software-expert, but I heard of software engineeres that ment there will be programms that will also code own programms with preset parameters but own spezifical sourcecode, like a mailprogramm or a keycoder, or a musicplayer... but let´s see what the future will give us, I am hopefully excited.
beep boop I was designed to take your job.
Meanwhile the human beings are enjoying a day on the beach - not.
These are the robots from Farscape
@Arthur Ying Gaudefroy imdb.com/title/tt0187636/
i's great, finished watching just couple of days ago,
after watching the series there is an ending movie - The Peacekeeper Wars
Oh begitu caranya nyortir 😊
Malaysia poslaju should learn. E-Commerce booming since 2010, but if logistic sector still left behind, then nothing much to proud of.
Good thing every parcel is the same size, right?
Most jobs will be automated pretty quickly, and society won't be able to adapt as fast. Society needs to transform along with the economy to avoid a crisis. Andrew Yang is the candidate with the forward looking vision and the knowledge we need to make that transformation. yang2020.com
I work in logistics, basically doing the same job, and as many people as there are robots there could do the same, if not more.. So, basically people losing jobs and companies having big electricity bills? How is that good?
I am sure the electricity bill is greatly covered by the profit of not having nearly as much employees to pay.
and so many people now out of work.
Would you rather we continue with the slave system we now live in? I’m tired of working and want to spend more time with family. As far as money everything will be cheaper if not free since no money will exchange hands for goods and services. Sounds good to me.
Once all the jobs have gone, who will buy all those goods?
Joking aside, it does need considering, especially with an ever growing population.
Yes, but, if they take our jobs how will be able to make money to buy product?
China provides for their citizens, sorry if your from a country like the US where it's every man for themselves
as wangyi said to canada reporter no other country could judge china only chinese own people well know themself
"Big Data" was not necessary for any AI to exist.
저거 사람이 하나씩 놓는것도 곧 사람이 아니라, 기계가 하나씩 들어서 놓게 되겠지. 그럼 사람은 점점더 필요없어지고, 기계가 일을 다함. 그럼 도대체 인간이 일을 못하면 도대체 어디가서 돈을 벌수있을가?
In the U.S. people would shoot that drone out of the sky. 🤣
*Trump's anger towards China intensifies*
Now all they need to do is put this type of technology into the cars they drive. Taking away the responsibility of driving for the sake of everyone else!!
Look at those minions. :)
Kurt Vonnegut wrote a book about this.... way back years ago. Title of the book was, "Player Piano." Everyone looses their jobs except taxi drivers and bartenders. Humans have become OBSOLETE. Thank God I never had any children. This world is becoming Hell on earth.
And the robots wouldn't drive a taxi? is surprising the fact he thought machines couldn't drive taxi or serve drinks.. strange.
Robots don't take any human jobs, they do what machines are supposed to do, not humans...
They terk er jerbs!!!
Eventually there will only be a couple jobs left in this world.
Just check the video "China Post" to know how it works in real life.
What if the robots an i phone x and it breaks what now
then its time for the scrap yard
Why pitch the video at kids?
So, every package is dropped several feet at least once during delivery.
Most items shipped are handled more roughly than people would think.
The products describing themselves are cute, but it just never works.