> The key is that robot arms are not labor-replacing, but labor-shifting. Robots decrease hourly labor while increasing labor demand for programmers, maintenance technicians, and skilled trades for installation.
If anyone things that the demand for the latter would match the demand for the replaced former, they really have no idea why robots are used in the first place...
> The key is that robot arms are not labor-replacing, but labor-shifting. Robots decrease hourly labor while increasing labor demand for programmers, maintenance technicians, and skilled trades for installation.
If anyone things that the demand for the latter would match the demand for the replaced former, they really have no idea why robots are used in the first place...