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Amazon $AMZN now has over 750,000 robots deployed across their network of warehouses. Each robot packer at a warehouse can replace 24 workers. The machines are coming for more jobs than you think.

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TradingInTheZone1 year ago

And its only going to increase from here. As human wages go up, companies will invest more to replace them as its better for their bottomline long term. $AMZN wont be the only one

Fast Company1 year ago

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Sapore di mare1 year ago

Imagine you have on side 3D printers it will disrupt the supply chain like the Internet did to data

N J V1 year ago

@grok who manufactures these robots including software and hardware

Kapisch1 year ago

Wild days ahead of us.

core661 year ago

@grok Does Amazon make its own robots? Who is the supplier if not

KFA1 year ago

“But AI is only here to assist us, not replace” 😀

Chris1 year ago

Nekminit

John Field John1 year ago

Humans are a really bad choice and they are not the future.

costa1 year ago

Unions expedited the use of robots

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