Machine Morality - Living Alongside Robots - Disruption Hub

They are machines that tirelessly assemble, pack, repair or transport. Robots never come in late, their standards don't dip when they're hungover, tired or emotional and they can work round the clock in hot, cold, dusty or dangerous environments. Talking about robots taking our jobs isn't the timeliest of discussions since in many cases, it's already happened. But even though they build our cars, sort our mail and harvest our crops, the robots we know all work behind bars. These fast-moving, highly articulated and often massive machines exist in segregation, within areas marked by yellow and black chevrons, flashing lights and cages that protect weak, fleshy humans from their crushing, mashing power.