Nitin Ghatkari said that he won't let self driving cars to enter in India, why ? Because it can cause huge loss of employment.
By This statement you can understand where the world is moving, India and other Developing Nations have a huge chunk of p
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Stealth • 3m
So, the future might be like a sci-fi movie where the rich are shoffered by robots, and the rest of us are just trying to keep up on our bicycles
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Rahul Gupta
Stealth • 6m
We should not slow down AI development based on dystopian sci-fi scenarios; instead we need to build AI for good to counter the bad.
~ Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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TREND talks
Stealth • 9d
🗣 Over 10% of the workforce in South Korea is made up of robots, making the country a global leader in this area.
According to analysts, for every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots. The number of robots increases by an average o
Elon Musk:Tesla will start selling Optimus Robots by the End Of Next Year.
Several companies are betting on humanoid robots to meet potential labour shortages
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Aditya Avhad
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UrbanWrk • 9m
Remember these are the worst robots that these companies have made, robots will replace human workers entirely starting with few sectors as soon as next year.
Facebook deactivated a pair of its AI robots named Alice and Bob
They did so after the robots began talking to each other in their native language.
Why they deactivated ? They are not showing us what's the true power of AI .
I think they'll dominate the future with their current chip capabilities, future Robots, and other products which are already on the boom wave.
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TREND talks
Stealth • 16d
🤖 More than 10% of the workforce in South Korea are robots. The country has become a world leader in the robotization of factories. For every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots, and their number is growing by an average of 5% annual