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It’s always nice to see serious thought given to dealing with the automated future, when millions of jobs are forecast to be lost. The employment economy is outstanding today, but robots will be chipping away at the number of workers as the cost of smart machines decreases in coming years. A fundamental problem with the […] January 14th, 2020 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, Bill Gates, immigration, robot, robot tax, smart machines, tax, unemployment, victim visa |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The Christian Science Monitor recently took a good long look at how the automated future will affect workers in one of the nation’s largest job categories — trucking. Self-driving vehicles will likely cause a great number of the two million-plus truck drivers in America to be put out of work. Below, a 2015 map of […] November 25th, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, human workers, immigration, robots, self-driving trucks, smart machines, technical training, truck drivers, truck driving | Email This Post | Print This Post CBS found plenty of amusements at Japan’s World Robot Summit, like an automated ping-pong partner and a mechanical sniffer dog that checks for foot odor. But if you watch closely, the coming social and economic revolution can be seen. Japan is a leader in automation in part because of its slow-growing population (no immigration!), and […] October 21st, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, immigration, Japan, robot, technological job loss, unemployment | Email This Post | Print This Post Machines keep getting smarter and more capable of performing jobs formerly done by humans. One recent upgrade to self-driving tech comes from MIT where they have figured out how the cars can maneuver country lanes. Up to this point, companies like Google have tested their vehicles in big cities where they have mapped the exact […] May 22nd, 2018 | Category: self-driving cars | Tags: automation, automation job loss, drivers, driving jobs, immigrants, job displacement, MIT, robot, self-driving cars, smart machines, technological unemployment | Email This Post | Print This Post Here’s some good news and some bad news in a Washington Post article. First, it’s heartening to learn that Senator Tom Cotton grasps the idea of automation reducing the need for immigrant workers, as tweeted and then reported. “It can’t simultaneously be true that robots will take all the jobs & that the […] February 22nd, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, economists, immigrant workers, immigration, job displacement, job loss, robot, Senator Tom Cotton, technology experts | Email This Post | Print This Post The race is on among tech and automative companies building self-driving vehicles to get their creations on the road. In Asia, a boxy little bus unit has been successfully transporting people around on the National Taiwan University campus since May. The bus putters along at six miles per hour with a dozen passengers, which […] September 30th, 2017 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, robot, self-driving, self-driving bus, smart machines, Taiwan | Email This Post | Print This Post The automation juggernaut continues to crush jobs throughout the economy. Today’s example is the robot barista which prepares upscale caffeinated beverages without human workers. In San Francisco, Cafe X’s robot coffee machine produces cappuccinos and lattes for sleepy iPhone users and others. Interestingly, barista is a storied occupation for young people, and not always […] January 31st, 2017 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, automation job loss, barista, immigration, job displacement, robot, smart machines, technological unemployment | Email This Post | Print This Post Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal front page featured a US map showing demographic change with the headline below reading “Rapid Change Aids Trump.” It seems that many citizens don’t like the cultural attack against American values that mass immigration and open borders cause. Who ever voted to have a non-American nation? When given a chance […] November 2nd, 2016 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: aliens, automation, automation job loss, border, cost, culture, diversity, illegal, immigration, Midwest, robot, schools | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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