And automation in general.
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b … e-machines
Something a little bit different. May be of interest to some.
This must be like ■■■■ to dr damon…if he existed that is!
The reality of autonomy is that ordinary jobs for ordinary people will disappear, some say that those lost jobs will result in ordinary people retraining to become the builders of such machines, therefore human kind adapts…until robots build robots, then what?
Twoninety88:
This must be like ■■■■ to dr damon…if he existed that is!
The reality of autonomy is that ordinary jobs for ordinary people will disappear, some say that those lost jobs will result in ordinary people retraining to become the builders of such machines, therefore human kind adapts…until robots build robots, then what?
Thats assuming the people are capable of these roles. A lot of checkout cashier’s I have known wouldn’t be capable of that. They are still being replaced by self checkouts though.
Captain Caveman 76:
And automation in general.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b … e-machines
Something a little bit different. May be of interest to some.
Just tried to watch that but all I got was a black screen but the sound was there …
raymundo:
Captain Caveman 76:
And automation in general.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b … e-machines
Something a little bit different. May be of interest to some.
Just tried to watch that but all I got was a black screen but the sound was there …
Only available to Licence payers…
Santa:
raymundo:
/quote]Only available to Licence payers…
I’ll have you know I have a license, only cos I got the knock on the door though and paid monthly by direct debit …
Saw the short version on CLICK.
It said that the autonomous part is where there is no human contact i.e. when the containers are loaded/unloaded in the container storage area’s. When there are containers being loaded/unloaded off the ship, there must be somebody in the overhead crane, same goes for when the containers are loaded/unloaded onto waiting trucks.
Presumably the robots will be the new purchaser/consumers of the tat that comes in those containers once the human jobs are gone?
Captain Caveman 76:
And automation in general.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b … e-machines
Something a little bit different. May be of interest to some.
That’s interesting, thanks for the link.