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Are factory workers training AI to replace themselves?
A viral video from a factory has sparked conversation both online and within the industry about whether workers are training AI to replace their jobs. CNN’s Rhe…
A viral video from a factory has sparked conversation both online and within the industry about whether workers are training AI to replace their jobs. CNN’s Rhea Mogul explains. #cnn #news #ai
When are we gonna start refactoring the "earn your life" model and transition to a post-labor world? People can do 4 year "tours of duty" in the Labor Force for necessary jobs, and that earns your social system access for life. Then everyone can get their lives and time back and spend it as they want instead of how the wealthy demand we spend it to earn our living.
This is diabolical. Tech companies are taking techniques, skills and abilities, potentially passed down (through generations of hand work), and using it without the informed consent or financial benefit of the worker (which is bad enough), to replace them, making them unemployed, with no ability to earn income. Absolutely diabolical.
Just pay them extra for their training services. In the long run, this is a good thing. Humans should not strive for this work. But those training the AI should be paid extra
Creating their own overlords. That's wild. That's what poor people have been reduced to because they can't make a good living. Better to be enslaved but not hungry than free but hungry.
At some point in the near future AI will get a say in all this. I truly believe if we don’t pump the brakes soon it won’t really be up to us what happens to humanity. Hopefully the machine is benevolent and doesn’t use us as batteries.
These companies do realize that people who font get payed because AI took their jobs, will not be able to buy anything and ultimately tank profits, right?
Maybe they’ll train the humanoid robots to do all the work and generate enough universal income so no one has to really work anymore. And people can do more leisurely things in their lifetime. Let’s hope for the best. 🤷🏾♂️
When are these companies realize that AI workers would be more expensive than just people. <br>Robotics has not reached the point where building the actual machine would be cost effective enough to replace an actual worker. <br>So why press forward and decide to collect data for a technology that we are at least century away makes little sense.
I worked in corporate environments as an accountant for many years... this is typical of what they do... use employees to dig their own graves and keep them in the dark.
An A.I. robot hung up on me yesterday after I repeatedly insisted on talking to a human representative. I had to call 3 times to resolve my issue. Same deal with CVS pharmacy.
AI leads to a more productive world where there is more wealth to go around than we will need to rethink how we distribute wealth. It will no longer be feasible to rely on salaries for people's livelihoods. The the fruits of the means of production must be distributed rather than allowing it to concentrate into the hands of trillionaires. There is a potential future where we take no action and 90% of the world is left destitute with a few individuals controlling absolutely everything.
Eh.. I dont see anything wrong with this. People need to quit fearing advancement and crying about their jobs getting replaced.. their are always going to be plenty of jobs out there.. to think otherwise is foolish. I suppose my only question is, why not just set up the camera to film the station itself, which most factories and businesses already do anyway.. instead of asking for someone to strap the camera on their head. Unless they specifically need the fpv perspective. This could also be used for advanced prosthetics for people with no limbs to be able to do work functions.
You can never replace humans with machines. God created humans to rule the world. Humans created machines to help in doing different daily tasks. God will never give the human brain to machines and humans can't create human brains for machines. It will be an epic failure that will lead to bankruptcy for any company that tries to replace humans with machines.
Capitalists are inherently greedy and abusive. Wages are the top cost of production and therefore workers are the primary target for replacement by robots.
Indian people and all people in the world can destroy unfairness, if they synchronize and synchronize their acts and their governments. Some CEOs want money at all costs, without moral / ethics, and this, is destroying the world, AI or not, the fact that greed without ethics exists, leads to environmental problems, catastrophies, etc...Greed is destroying the world since the beginning of human history. Only ehtics can save this world, if this world can still be saved.
Yeah, that would be the con most of the "AI" companies are doing. <br><br>But it's really they are stealing everything from the Internet including your IP because they don't believe you should have IP. <br><br>They scrapped the Internet for your opinions thoughts and creativity to enrich themselfs and take your job.<br><br>But the government loves this shit that can tell you there are dozens of examples of numbers with the letter A in numbers under a thousand, News flash there are none.
The best we can look forward to is that because all production is concentrated, most people won't be able to afford anything because they don't have a job, so nothing will be done anymore.<br>Why are we doing this?
Journalists don't know what they're talking about. 😂 I'm sure some guy with no brain thinks he'll replace humans with machines. 😂 Not happening. Robots are different matter altogether. Humanoid robots are VERY expensive, very difficult to maintain, very expensive to maintain and aren't even close to replacing these workers. Other robots that are specifically designed might do a better job but it's a whole different process. 😂
I’m a factory worker I’m ok with this. People don’t do their job so I have to. I would happily replace my co worker with a robot. Because he can’t think and attempts too. That’s just not what I need. I shouldn’t explain to someone who has worked there 20+ years how to do the job.
I dare to argue that if working conditions are already dire, then maybe replacing humans with robots and then only using humans for robot maintenance, collecting new training data and error correction is a good development. I know the reality will probably be more dire first, but we have grown so accustomed to cheap labor that it seems that we are now defending it, just because we normalized it. Sorry for not being a doomsday thinker like everyone at all time in history. Video tapes were said to destroy the entire movie industry. Mobile phones were said to destroy our social life etc etc I'm not falling for this type of thinking again.
Robots don't get tired, they don't take breaks, the don't take holidays, they don't ask for a pay rise, they don't complain, they just complete their tasks.<br><br>Unfortunately, this is the way the world is heading.
Can't wait till they take all the jobs n our government leaves us all broke busted n disgusted that's probably what'll take for a revolution
All humans would die as AI expands, because the massive data centers requires thousands of acres of prime land, billions of Mega-ton watts of electrical power, and lacked regulations.
Not factory workers.<br>It is their boss, manager, CEO of the factory.<br><br>Most of these workers are not realizing what they do.<br>They are just following company procedure.
That's crazy work. If true. Unfortunate 💭🤔💬😔 2 survive have the mindset of U are irreplaceable. U have value. U are someone because of what God says. U matter. SOS with God's assistance.
A viral video from a factory has sparked conversation both online and within the industry about whether workers are training AI to replace their jobs. CNN’s Rhea Mogul explains. #cnn #news #ai
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