Con:

• The risks include the possibility that workers will become slaves to automated machines, that the privacy of humans will be invaded by vast computer data networks, that human error in the management of technology will somehow endanger civilization, and that society will become dependent on automation for its economic ...

Pos:

• Automation, jobs, and wages Workers who can work with machines are more productive than those without them; this reduces both the costs and prices of goods and services and makes consumers feel richer. As a result, consumers spend more, which leads to the creation of new jobs.

Correct! And, those jobs will never return. Those robots will repair themselves and even create the parts to replace the worn out parts. Robots do NOT need humans due to internet access. So, humans may just become redundant and may become extinct. Even space travel does not, and cannot, use humans or even any biomass. So, folks, you are building your replacements!

Hi Steve HBO is showing a show called vice is showing the future of work tonight. That going to all of us what the work world will be in 10 years and 20 years

I think with some jobs it just makes sense to automate the process for example where there may be safety concerns, but in my opinion, there are many others where it shouldn't! For example, self check out. I enjoy going through it sometimes, but there is something about an experience at a store that makes it more comfortable and personalized. I wouldn't want tech to replace people in every job that we do. Steven Ransom