Robots are coming for our jobs and that's BAD news for the economy
The race to create robots that look, act and work like humans could see unemployment soar, welfare costs increase and may eventually bring the global economy to its knees. But it could also lead to the fourth industrial revolution. Experts, including scientists, economists and billionaire businessmen, believe robots will be doing more than 5 million typically human-based jobs within the next five years. And if this prediction comes true, inflation will continue to be slow as wages for the remaining human workforce plummet. Experts, including scientists, economists and billionaire businessmen, believe robots will be doing more than 5 million typically human-based jobs within the next five years.
Jan-18-2017, 10:33:02 GMT
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