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In the Seattle area, the Boeing aircraft manufacturing company has long been a big player in the local economy. Now the firm is expanding the use of robots in building airplanes, and though it promises that nobody will lose their jobs any time soon, we can see the long-term trend: more robots, fewer human workers. And […] July 20th, 2015 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, business, immigration, job displacement, jobs, manufacturing, robot, smart machine, technology |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Business reporter Stuart Varney appeared on Fox News Thursday morning to comment upon the new unemployment figures: STUART VARNEY: “The numbers are pretty good, I gotta say, those headline numbers hit you pretty good. But you dig a little deeper just beneath the surface and you see that not everybody is sharing in this recovery… What […] September 4th, 2014 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: aliens, amnesty, economy, job displacement, job loss, smart machines, technology, workers |
Email This Post | Print This Post When the brilliant futurist, biochemistry professor and science fiction writer Isaac Asimov visited the 1964 World’s Fair in New York City, he was inspired by the array of new technology to prognosticate about how American society would look five decades hence. The Business Insider recently had a fascinating analysis of the many things he forecast accurately: […] January 5th, 2014 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: automation, job displacement, nobs, overpopulation, robots, technology |
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