Thursday, August 27, 2015

Hitachi’s Warehouse Robot Picks Out Objects and Loads Them in Boxes


So jobs are slipping away at an increasing rate as smart machines advance in intelligence and movement. It would be unwise for America to continue importing immigrant workers for a shrinking number of jobs. Oxford University researchers estimated in a 2013 paper (“The Future of Employment”) that 47 percent of US jobs could be done by automation and computers within 20 years. So the idea of a future labor shortage based on boomer retirement, a favorite argument of amnesty hucksters, is a myth. Politicians should instead be concerned about a future job shortage based on automation.
Given the rapid replacement of humans by robots, the correct number of immigrants now and going forward is ZERO.

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