Behold the Beast System
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Any job that has been done from home on Zoom for the last four years can be replaced by AI. They have gathered all those Zoom meetings as data to train the AI. One of the weaknesses of AI is that it is not a person that you can meet, but now that they have paved the way to run a business via Zoom you have made it much easier for AI to take your job.
Elon Musk Declares War on Weekends, Calls for 120-Hour Work Week | Firstpost America | N18G
If you have 100,000 employees working a 40 hour work week then your buildings are sitting empty for 128 hours a week. If you switch to 120 hour work week then you still have 48 hours between shifts for janitors to clean up and now you only need 1/3 of the buildings. The Federal government could sell 2/3 of their office space. But it is much better than this. You take bureaucrats used to working 9-5 mon-fri and now you let them know there will be three different shifts from 6-11pm 7 days a week and to make it fair everyone will have to rotate shifts. This will encourage another 5-10% to take that buyout they offered. He is paving the way for AI which will operate 7 days a week 24 hours a day.
The other thing he is doing is just for fun letting all the federal employees know that the people looking to lay them off are currently working 120 hours a week. If you eat and sleep at the office it is not that hard to work 6-11pm every day.
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Oh wow.
120 hours work week?
I think the Greeks were the first pioneers for this genius idea.
Greece Enacts A Six-Day Workweek— Could This Catch On?
120 hours work week?
I think the Greeks were the first pioneers for this genius idea.
Greece Enacts A Six-Day Workweek— Could This Catch On?
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120 hours a week is already adopted by many companies. Walmart is open 7 days a week, Amazon.com will take your orders 24 hours a day. I get why a small business with five employees or less cannot be open that many hours, but even McDonalds is open 120 hours a week. So if a restaurant with less than 40 employees can do this why wouldn't the Federal Government with 100,000 employees do it too?
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1 million robots can do the work of 4 million workers. This is only one way in which you can replace people. There are also smart machines, 3d printers and AI. People mock and scoff right up until the day they get their pink slip.
How many new workers enter the workforce each year? In the US we can assume it is between 5-10 million. If a robot is cost effective in a country where the average salary is a fourth of what it is in the US then they will certainly be cost effective in the US. Between robots, AI, smart machines and 3d printers it is a safe bet that soon no company will be hiring new workers and perhaps in six months or so they won't be replacing workers who retire or quit either.
I suspect it is a very big manufacturing job to build all these robots, so if this is me, the first job I'd give these robots, 3d printers and smart machines is to build the robots.
How many new workers enter the workforce each year? In the US we can assume it is between 5-10 million. If a robot is cost effective in a country where the average salary is a fourth of what it is in the US then they will certainly be cost effective in the US. Between robots, AI, smart machines and 3d printers it is a safe bet that soon no company will be hiring new workers and perhaps in six months or so they won't be replacing workers who retire or quit either.
I suspect it is a very big manufacturing job to build all these robots, so if this is me, the first job I'd give these robots, 3d printers and smart machines is to build the robots.
Sure. One scenario is to tax every robot, and use the money to give everyone an income. Tesla is already training robots to build robots. My beef is with the over the top title. An awful lot of people will welcome robots. Who wants to clean sewers, risk their lives in mines, lay bricks and countless other boring tasks? The rich and shameless will have to find ways to give money to us proles so we can buy the goods and services that keep the rich in their lives of luxury.
I don't think it will end well. I do think that Jesus will return before AI/Robots can threaten the existence of mankind.
I don't think it will end well. I do think that Jesus will return before AI/Robots can threaten the existence of mankind.
Be careful you don't fall for this logical fallacy
The argument goes like this, we have had technological advancements before, they displaced workers but they never caused depressions. For example, computers replaced typewriters. It used to be we had professional typists. No more. Or cars replaced the horse and buggy and put blacksmiths out of work, but they didn't cause a recession or depression.
Yes, cars put blacksmiths out of work, but they didn't replace people, they replaced horses. Word processors did not replace typists, they replaced typewriters.
We still needed people to make computers, sell computers, install computers, service them, program them, and operate them.
But now imagine you are making 1 million robots using robots to manufacture them, AI to sell and distribute them, AI to program them, and the robots are not replacing robots, they are replacing people.
Every technological advancement replaced something, but never before was that something people. It may have replaced a job that a person did, but it also created new jobs that people would have to do. So they were disruptive, but they didn't cause a recession. That all changes with AI and robots.
The argument goes like this, we have had technological advancements before, they displaced workers but they never caused depressions. For example, computers replaced typewriters. It used to be we had professional typists. No more. Or cars replaced the horse and buggy and put blacksmiths out of work, but they didn't cause a recession or depression.
Yes, cars put blacksmiths out of work, but they didn't replace people, they replaced horses. Word processors did not replace typists, they replaced typewriters.
We still needed people to make computers, sell computers, install computers, service them, program them, and operate them.
But now imagine you are making 1 million robots using robots to manufacture them, AI to sell and distribute them, AI to program them, and the robots are not replacing robots, they are replacing people.
Every technological advancement replaced something, but never before was that something people. It may have replaced a job that a person did, but it also created new jobs that people would have to do. So they were disruptive, but they didn't cause a recession. That all changes with AI and robots.
I know your just kidding but I just couldn't resist,lol https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus 20:9-11&version=KJV
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