The White House is worried that robots are coming to take your job.
In a report to Congress this week, White House economists forecast an 83 percent chance that workers earning less than $20 per hour will lose their jobs to robots…
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This is so blatantly obvious it's almost ridiculous you made a video about it Kyle lol
Guaranteed income is the only rational way. You get your living wage for being a citizen, if you want more, you work in fields where automation is not yet possible or profitable. Robots will do more and more work for us, we shouldn't look at it as a threat, we should see it as a way to become lords over our land and our lives for the first time in human history.
this seams a bit conspiracy like
UPS and similar companies are testing autonome programms for years, that are able to handle daily "office work" all by themselves. At some point there will be a another big wave of people that get fired in western countries solely to that, not only the development of physical automation.
This is one of the most though provoking videos ever on this show.
Time to have less kids, folks.
SHARE the wealth.
So it costs less to build robots and use them at fast food restaurants than it does to raise the minimum wage on humans?
The lazy poor just need to learn to work harder and cheaper than robots.
It seems these economists don't realise that if machines take over low paying jobs the now not employed people will not have the money to buy the machine-made products/services.
I think a solution could be to link the taxation to the amount of employees you have.
With 0 employees and a gigantic automated factory, you pay 90% of your profit in taxes.
Seems fair to me.