Harmful effect of robot to the world.

[Mate2237]

If the robot can do the work of the humans then the economy should be intact because what the human were doing the same thing the robot will also do so I don't see any bad effect on that angle but it will create a high rate of unemployment because many things that humans would have done have been removed from them then robot will do them but the matter what robots can't eliminate human labour you have to k ow that if not computer would have done everything human would have done. The robot is already a programmed engine and it a limited functions in the programming process.

Therefore it can't do everything that human can do. Human think wider range to cover and solve many problems at a time. But robot only performance the program tasks. Even without robots governments have reduced the work forced drastically to reduce cost.

[Reatim]

I love robots. I don't think they will replace people in many jobs. I would like there to be a lot of robots, especially in production with poor working conditions. Who wants to lose their health at work? I don't think there are such people. And robots can do any job perfectly. If we compare how much human work costs and robot work, we will understand what kind of work is worth betting on. In the future, work will be done by robots.

Robots are efficient and effective but don't you worry whether you're going to lose your purpose in life if robots who are so much better in everything than you existed? Humans are naturally insecure and they wouldnt want to be replaced by robots. However I can tell that some people who we might call as lazy would love the idea of robots.

They do not want to do anything and just let robots take over all of the work while we go chill and scroll away on our mini screens.

[Albarq]

from the development of the times we are facing now, robot technology has become a trend that cannot be avoided, I think humans are becoming lazy about moving, the work aspect of life becomes easier, but as time goes by, there is a negative side, which is slow, such as humans moving less and that affects health, which makes auto Human immunity makes people sick easily
because because of the ease of technology itself, on the other hand, there are positives that human work is easier.

[boty]

I love robots. I don't think they will replace people in many jobs. I would like there to be a lot of robots, especially in production with poor working conditions. Who wants to lose their health at work? I don't think there are such people. And robots can do any job perfectly. If we compare how much human work costs and robot work, we will understand what kind of work is worth betting on. In the future, work will be done by robots.

Robots are efficient and effective but don't you worry whether you're going to lose your purpose in life if robots who are so much better in everything than you existed? Humans are naturally insecure and they wouldnt want to be replaced by robots. However I can tell that some people who we might call as lazy would love the idea of robots.

They do not want to do anything and just let robots take over all of the work while we go chill and scroll away on our mini screens.

If this really happens as you say, maybe there will be more humans who won't be able to have jobs and they will have to be able to develop skills that robots can't do in order to still have an income from the skills we have and for some people who use robots as workers in a company they are of course very tired of seeing the behavior of workers who are very difficult to manage and by using robots of course they will be able to easily organize it according to their needs but for those who let their work be taken over by robots of course they are the type people who really don't have a goal in the future so they don't think about anything for themselves.

[milewilda]

I love robots. I don't think they will replace people in many jobs. I would like there to be a lot of robots, especially in production with poor working conditions. Who wants to lose their health at work? I don't think there are such people. And robots can do any job perfectly. If we compare how much human work costs and robot work, we will understand what kind of work is worth betting on. In the future, work will be done by robots.

Robots are efficient and effective but don't you worry whether you're going to lose your purpose in life if robots who are so much better in everything than you existed? Humans are naturally insecure and they wouldnt want to be replaced by robots. However I can tell that some people who we might call as lazy would love the idea of robots.

They do not want to do anything and just let robots take over all of the work while we go chill and scroll away on our mini screens.

If this really happens as you say, maybe there will be more humans who won't be able to have jobs and they will have to be able to develop skills that robots can't do in order to still have an income from the skills we have and for some people who use robots as workers in a company they are of course very tired of seeing the behavior of workers who are very difficult to manage and by using robots of course they will be able to easily organize it according to their needs but for those who let their work be taken over by robots of course they are the type people who really don't have a goal in the future so they don't think about anything for themselves.

For the betterment then there would really be those sacrifices or someone who would really be losing its job because it would really be replaced by something better.There are really just that things that wont really be just that stopping there specially on technology on which it is really that becoming better and better on every years passing on which for the sake of convenience and comfort and that accuracy and since robots or automation had already been that existing then it would really be something that relevant that you would really be able to say that there would really be those workers that would really be losing its job specially if its really been that be replaced on something like this. As an individual whom have that kind of perception on things on where thinking up about those probabilities in advance specially into its own condition then it would really be that common sense that you will be finding up some back up plans on which you could really be able to jump just in case that there would really be such replacement specially if you are just an employee or worker then risks is there
on losing up your money specially on having that kind of transition. It would be good on having that kind of preparation rather than on doing nothing at all.

[qwertyup23]

The use of robot in the world is really affecting the economy and also causing unemployment.
If you build a company and you are making 1 million dollars as profit every month and then spends 6000 thousand dollars to pay your works and then you are given the opportunity to buy robots for 1 million dollars that will do the jobs your works are doing without it having faults for 10 years won't you go for it there by sacking your workers.
In the next 10 years there will be high rate of unemployment in the world because job's that should be done by humans are now given to robots and by so doing it will also affect the economy of the world.

While this may be true, the emergence of AI and robotics can actually replace some of the blue-collared works.

In a business perspective, this can definitely lower their costs long-run if robots can replace what humans can do on factories. Since you only need to maintain the said machines and their processes, this is cheaper than hiring labourers to do the work. Unfortunately, this can quite affect the employment rate of some workers who focus mainly on blue-collared jobs (e.g. factory men, etc.).

While this may be true, there are still jobs that cannot be replace by robots and AI no matter how advance the former may be. For example, jobs that require a human element (e.g. lawyers, etc.) cannot be replaced by these machines at all cost.

[Churchillvv]

The use of robot in the world is really affecting the economy and also causing unemployment.
If you build a company and you are making 1 million dollars as profit every month and then spends 6000 thousand dollars to pay your works and then you are given the opportunity to buy robots for 1 million dollars that will do the jobs your works are doing without it having faults for 10 years won't you go for it there by sacking your workers.
In the next 10 years there will be high rate of unemployment in the world because job's that should be done by humans are now given to robots and by so doing it will also affect the economy of the world.

While this may be true, the emergence of AI and robotics can actually replace some of the blue-collared works.

In a business perspective, this can definitely lower their costs long-run if robots can replace what humans can do on factories. Since you only need to maintain the said machines and their processes, this is cheaper than hiring labourers to do the work. Unfortunately, this can quite affect the employment rate of some workers who focus mainly on blue-collared jobs (e.g. factory men, etc.).

While this may be true, there are still jobs that cannot be replace by robots and AI no matter how advance the former may be. For example, jobs that require a human element (e.g. lawyers, etc.) cannot be replaced by these machines at all cost.

So many people are so concerned about how AIs will performance in future, whereas they can just update themselves to a standard where AIs will find it difficult to replace them.

One thing I know is certain about AIs is that they are automated and can not adapt to new changes except the programers will have to rewrite the codes in order for them to respond to human changes and that's why it's very difficult for an AI to replace a lawyer as the job of a lawyer is pretty much change prone or adaptive in nature hence AIs can't really have effect in some industries in the world.

[shinratensei_]

So many people are so concerned about how AIs will performance in future, whereas they can just update themselves to a standard where AIs will find it difficult to replace them.

One thing I know is certain about AIs is that they are automated and can not adapt to new changes except the programers will have to rewrite the codes in order for them to respond to human changes and that's why it's very difficult for an AI to replace a lawyer as the job of a lawyer is pretty much change prone or adaptive in nature hence AIs can't really have effect in some industries in the world.

if an AI can't adapt to new change then its not an AI, most of AI nowaday you just need to supply more parameters and thats it another world of knowledge embedded to the AI, not to mention if we eventually reached AGI where its full fledged automated AI that could even solve tasks without the need of manual intervention then jobs will become lesser and lesser.

there's really no way to get to level where AI will find it difficult to replace us unless very specific jobs probably entertainment industry or some kind like that.
even right now if you ask legal opinion from AI they will present with comprehensive analysis, yes it will not replace a lawyer but it can replace whole team of legal analyst.
thats what im worried about.

not replacing very specific jobs that usually counts to very few but replace the majority of available jobs.

[MissNonFall9]

from the development of the times we are facing now, robot technology has become a trend that cannot be avoided, I think humans are becoming lazy about moving, the work aspect of life becomes easier, but as time goes by, there is a negative side, which is slow, such as humans moving less and that affects health, which makes auto Human immunity makes people sick easily
because because of the ease of technology itself, on the other hand, there are positives that human work is easier.

I think the worst aspect of using robots is that humans become lazy. Because as the saying goes, a lazy brain is the devil's factory. When people have less work to do they usually think about others more get angry and become aggressive. Conflicts arise from here. Perhaps the use of robots will make the world's few people rich and the majority of people poor.

[indah rezqi]

So many people are so concerned about how AIs will performance in future, whereas they can just update themselves to a standard where AIs will find it difficult to replace them.

One thing I know is certain about AIs is that they are automated and can not adapt to new changes except the programers will have to rewrite the codes in order for them to respond to human changes and that's why it's very difficult for an AI to replace a lawyer as the job of a lawyer is pretty much change prone or adaptive in nature hence AIs can't really have effect in some industries in the world.

if an AI can't adapt to new change then its not an AI, most of AI nowaday you just need to supply more parameters and thats it another world of knowledge embedded to the AI, not to mention if we eventually reached AGI where its full fledged automated AI that could even solve tasks without the need of manual intervention then jobs will become lesser and lesser.

there's really no way to get to level where AI will find it difficult to replace us unless very specific jobs probably entertainment industry or some kind like that.
even right now if you ask legal opinion from AI they will present with comprehensive analysis, yes it will not replace a lawyer but it can replace whole team of legal analyst.
thats what im worried about.

not replacing very specific jobs that usually counts to very few but replace the majority of available jobs.

In certain jobs or in completing complex orders, AI cannot be relied on, because they do not have emotions and elastic ways of thinking like humans in general. However, sooner or later we have to adapt to its wider existence, meaning that the influence and existence of AI in the future will be even wider, and in some jobs it will displace humans positions. In terms of analysis, what stands out from the use of AI is the reduction in working time, where AI does not need much time to present the data needed.

Humans are still in first place in work, but we cannot deny the existence of AI or work involving AI, it will become commonplace in the future. It is possible that one day AI will be able to solve complex problems like humans, currently I personally only know that AI can only produce text, images and videos. Indirectly, competition in the field of work in the future will be even tighter, previously we only saw that companies had certain limitations in using robots.

[stomachgrowls]

In certain jobs or in completing complex orders, AI cannot be relied on, because they do not have emotions and elastic ways of thinking like humans in general. However, sooner or later we have to adapt to its wider existence, meaning that the influence and existence of AI in the future will be even wider, and in some jobs it will displace humans positions. In terms of analysis, what stands out from the use of AI is the reduction in working time, where AI does not need much time to present the data needed.

Humans are still in first place in work, but we cannot deny the existence of AI or work involving AI, it will become commonplace in the future. It is possible that one day AI will be able to solve complex problems like humans, currently I personally only know that AI can only produce text, images and videos. Indirectly, competition in the field of work in the future will be even tighter, previously we only saw that companies had certain limitations in using robots.

Yes, anything couldn't really be that replaced by robot on which there are certain industries or simply those jobs that it would really be that still require human intervention or involvement considering
that making up some decisions is something that cant robot would be able to do so. This is why there would really be those jobs that cant be replaced no matter what. This is why if you are really that
having a work or job on which you do know that it could potentially be replaced by some robots then better think now and made out some back up plans on looking for some sidejobs or you would
be starting on having some investment or business on which just in case that there would really be some lay offs then you could really be able to save up yourself into such potential problem.

When it comes to advancement then this is something that cant be avoided or something inevitable on which this is really for the good but of course we do know that there
are really things on which it would really be that affected.

[CageMabok]

I think the worst aspect of using robots is that humans become lazy. Because as the saying goes, a lazy brain is the devil's factory. When people have less work to do they usually think about others more get angry and become aggressive. Conflicts arise from here. Perhaps the use of robots will make the world's few people rich and the majority of people poor.

This means that your way of thinking is still weak when you say that about the use of robots in most jobs. Because robots were also created by humans who were not born naturally into this world, humans still have work to do in designing robots and carrying out further research into the creation of robots. This means that we as humans still have to think about creating anything that can be used to complete every job more intelligently, because everyone definitely has limitations in working hard so they still need to think about working smarter by not relying too much on their energy every day.

Now try to think about when you are old enough but still have to work quite hard to earn money, even though some other people have worked smartly without relying on more energy to earn money. Apart from that, I also don't think that the use of robots will make a few people rich and most people poor, because those who can open a robot repair shop and are able to repair damaged robots will still have jobs and income through these services. And now there is one question for you, will the presence of tractor machines that can be used to plow fields make animals like buffalo starve because buffalo power is no longer used by farmers?

[Lanatsa]

In certain jobs or in completing complex orders, AI cannot be relied on, because they do not have emotions and elastic ways of thinking like humans in general. However, sooner or later we have to adapt to its wider existence, meaning that the influence and existence of AI in the future will be even wider, and in some jobs it will displace humans positions. In terms of analysis, what stands out from the use of AI is the reduction in working time, where AI does not need much time to present the data needed.

Humans are still in first place in work, but we cannot deny the existence of AI or work involving AI, it will become commonplace in the future. It is possible that one day AI will be able to solve complex problems like humans, currently I personally only know that AI can only produce text, images and videos. Indirectly, competition in the field of work in the future will be even tighter, previously we only saw that companies had certain limitations in using robots.

Yes, anything couldn't really be that replaced by robot on which there are certain industries or simply those jobs that it would really be that still require human intervention or involvement considering
that making up some decisions is something that cant robot would be able to do so. This is why there would really be those jobs that cant be replaced no matter what. This is why if you are really that
having a work or job on which you do know that it could potentially be replaced by some robots then better think now and made out some back up plans on looking for some sidejobs or you would
be starting on having some investment or business on which just in case that there would really be some lay offs then you could really be able to save up yourself into such potential problem.

When it comes to advancement then this is something that cant be avoided or something inevitable on which this is really for the good but of course we do know that there
are really things on which it would really be that affected.

Agree, you should make yourself that be prepared while its still not that still a thing nowadays but on the time that there would really be those switch up in between those automation from those manual thing
then you are already that prepared. I do agree into the suggestion on building up yourself with some investment or making another income source so that you would be having no problem when the time comes.
New innovations or inventions does bring out that great convenience into peoples lives even if it means that there would be things that needs to be replaced then companies and employers will really be definitely be making out such changes. So this is something that could possibly happen in the future and its better to make back up plans just in case if things goes south.

[fullhdpixel]

It shouldn't be too difficult to see the future and if robots are forced to do human jobs then in the future we will lose a lot of jobs. This will definitely happen so humans must try to adapt to all possibilities that will occur in the future and we must also have options if that happens. Now in several countries it has been practiced to use robots in work even though they have not yet mastered many sectors, but the impact is felt so that humans are increasingly limited in doing the work they can do.

There are many jobs that can most likely be replaced by robots because currently technology is so sophisticated and robots can be designed according to human wishes. Of course we don't expect that to happen and all jobs will be taken over by robots, because humans also need work to earn money for their living.

We are going to eventually need universal basic income of course, and all those super rich companies that gets richer and richer thanks to robots will pay a certain tax that will go towards paying us. The issue would be that it will be free money that allows us to not even work but then you will realize that it's poverty money.

People will be cramped into smaller and smaller paces, eventually living like coffin levels of small places, eat horrible goo, and we are going to end up with life that would be "free" but nowhere near what we have right now, because all the money will go towards those wealthy people who will live an amazing life without a doubt. Space seems like the only way out, because that way we could have multiple colonies that could allow people to work again.

[VanKushFamily.com]

The Robots need to go on the Blockchain, and there should be Blogging Services with Bots that do all the Work for You, and You just tell it which Pictures and Things it should Post out of what it Finds for You, and Based on that each Bot would be Different than the Other People's because it would continue on with the Knowledge of the Selection made. And it could always Try to get Things that You will Approve, and in that it will Learn to be Different from the Other Bots. Like Bazillion Beings was going to do.

That is just one example. But there need to be Bots on the Blockchain Earning for all of us.

[sekalitas]

The use of robot in the world is really affecting the economy and also causing unemployment.
If you build a company and you are making 1 million dollars as profit every month and then spends 6000 thousand dollars to pay your works and then you are given the opportunity to buy robots for 1 million dollars that will do the jobs your works are doing without it having faults for 10 years won't you go for it there by sacking your workers.
In the next 10 years there will be high rate of unemployment in the world because job's that should be done by humans are now given to robots and by so doing it will also affect the economy of the world.

I agree, especially as robotic technologies advance to the point of replacing many jobs currently done by humans. However, humans are adaptable creatures, and I believe new types of jobs will emerge that robots cannot replace.  We aren't so foolish as to give robots absolute authority either. In the near future, jobs involving purely physical and monotonous tasks, like factory operators, are likely to be the first to be automated. Therefore, it's wise for us to learn new skills that combine physical and mental abilities, as I don't believe robots can replicate the human mind, at least not anytime soon.

[MissNonFall9]

I think the worst aspect of using robots is that humans become lazy. Because as the saying goes, a lazy brain is the devil's factory. When people have less work to do they usually think about others more get angry and become aggressive. Conflicts arise from here. Perhaps the use of robots will make the world's few people rich and the majority of people poor.

This means that your way of thinking is still weak when you say that about the use of robots in most jobs. Because robots were also created by humans who were not born naturally into this world, humans still have work to do in designing robots and carrying out further research into the creation of robots. This means that we as humans still have to think about creating anything that can be used to complete every job more intelligently, because everyone definitely has limitations in working hard so they still need to think about working smarter by not relying too much on their energy every day.

Now try to think about when you are old enough but still have to work quite hard to earn money, even though some other people have worked smartly without relying on more energy to earn money. Apart from that, I also don't think that the use of robots will make a few people rich and most people poor, because those who can open a robot repair shop and are able to repair damaged robots will still have jobs and income through these services. And now there is one question for you, will the presence of tractor machines that can be used to plow fields make animals like buffalo starve because buffalo power is no longer used by farmers?

Very serious question. But the tractor has revolutionized agriculture. And for this the buffalo will not starve nor the farmer will starve. But in this case, when the land was cultivated by buffaloes or cows, not all the land was under cultivation because there would be lack of time to cultivate with cows.
Suppose you own a hotel or think of a hotel near your home. How many people are working there? And there is a lack of people for his work?
If there is no shortage of workers, who will benefit, and who will be harmed if robots are used to replace workers? Of course, the hotel owner will benefit and the workers will likely suffer. Again suppose 1 robot is given as a replacement for every 20 people. Then 20 workers lost their jobs. But how many people does it take to fix a robot?
(I certainly respect your development theory and thinking and I'm not against technological development, but I think that if the use of robots is not regulated, the chances of jobless workers will increase.)

[Baki202]

from the development of the times we are facing now, robot technology has become a trend that cannot be avoided, I think humans are becoming lazy about moving, the work aspect of life becomes easier, but as time goes by, there is a negative side, which is slow, such as humans moving less and that affects health, which makes auto Human immunity makes people sick easily
because because of the ease of technology itself, on the other hand, there are positives that human work is easier.

This is the 21st century and we are open to the era artificial intelligence and improved technology, and the era has its own good and bad, because we are become lazier and always looking for the easy way out. Even our educational system is fucked up, kids don’t want to learn anymore and school work everything is ai used and it’s a big disadvantage on us. And even in medication things are improving so the side effects are also increasing. We are more at the disadvantage than the benefits we are getting.  Making things easier and and the innovation affecting us is no use. Even the life span of humans have reduced, just because of all this innovations we need to take things slow and make things go more natural than trying to improve everything.

[eightdots]

The use of robot in the world is really affecting the economy and also causing unemployment.
If you build a company and you are making 1 million dollars as profit every month and then spends 6000 thousand dollars to pay your works and then you are given the opportunity to buy robots for 1 million dollars that will do the jobs your works are doing without it having faults for 10 years won't you go for it there by sacking your workers.
In the next 10 years there will be high rate of unemployment in the world because job's that should be done by humans are now given to robots and by so doing it will also affect the economy of the world.

I agree, especially as robotic technologies advance to the point of replacing many jobs currently done by humans. However, humans are adaptable creatures, and I believe new types of jobs will emerge that robots cannot replace.  We aren't so foolish as to give robots absolute authority either. In the near future, jobs involving purely physical and monotonous tasks, like factory operators, are likely to be the first to be automated. Therefore, it's wise for us to learn new skills that combine physical and mental abilities, as I don't believe robots can replicate the human mind, at least not anytime soon.

People will determine the limits regarding the authority to be given to robots or the areas in which robots will work. Man has always found a place for himself and will always have a place in the job market. I don't think the entire workforce will be given to robots. 10 years ago, the effects of robots on the workforce were discussed. This impact will be felt more today, but people will always find a place for themselves in the workplace.

Humans should always be given a role in business life, but although there is concern about unemployment in some areas, it is predicted that robots will be used as a certain workforce and will increase unemployment.

[wiss19]

especially as robotic technologies advance to the point of replacing many jobs currently done by humans. However, humans are adaptable creatures, and I believe new types of jobs will emerge that robots cannot replace.  We aren't so foolish as to give robots absolute authority either. In the near future, jobs involving purely physical and monotonous tasks, like factory operators, are likely to be the first to be automated. Therefore, it's wise for us to learn new skills that combine physical and mental abilities, as I don't believe robots can replicate the human mind, at least not anytime soon.

Well, there is no doubt that humans are adaptive creatures and one can learn skills that can't be replaced by robots or AI in the future, but we can't deny the fact that a very large percentage of laborers won't be able to do that due to a lack of education and enough mental strength or abilities to learn and grow in a completely new environment and become job-ready in a short time if they lose their job to a robot. Such people mostly rely on their labour work to earn a living.

So, this is surely going to affect a lot of people and their jobs and such are the people who would barely be able to adapt a new skill and move to another industry all of a sudden because it takes a lot of years for some people to learn skills to the level of perfection where they can secure good jobs.