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How much will the work of a humanoid robot cost per hour? Based on conservative assumptions. If successful, humanoid robots will be the biggest technological revolution and disruption of labor in human history. But will companies and people even be able to afford their work? How much will a...

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Susan O’Callaghan2 years ago

Perhaps all CEO’s should be robots imagine the cost savings

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Dr Pero Micic2 years ago

😂oh yeah

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Kekiavelli2 years ago

Nigga are you a robot ?

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Leegend2 years ago

The only people that will truly benefit from this technology will be the elites as per usual 🙄

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Dr Pero Micic2 years ago

I don't think so. All "elites" need customers with money to buy products and services. So in the long run people will work less or not at all and still get an income. Paid by the productivity of the robots. Make sure you invest in companies who build those robots.

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PARKsPARKs2 years ago

I was told when I was young by clever people that in my future, robots were going to make life much easier. They failed to tell me that the 'powers to be' want to replace me with a robot AI because I have a human tendency requiring, sleep, food, housing, transport, entertainment

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Ralph Abbott2 years ago

Make it a law that every working robot earns a living for his human owner. It’s settled.

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Dr Pero Micic2 years ago

This is the best way to solve the job losses.

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J2 years ago

So many people will lose their jobs. I wonder how the governments would handle the decline in the human workforce they would need to provide way for citizens to make money

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Dr Pero Micic2 years ago

Yes, this is the biggest challenge. People need to have an income, even without working in a traditional sense.

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