Amazon offers peek at new human jobs in an AI bot world

The technology industry seems to have two ideas when it comes to the place where human workers are suitable for the world where they create Amnesty International: Either they believe that all jobs, except for possibly performed by robots. (It seems that VC Marc Andressen believes that his work as an investor cannot be automatic).

Or they believe that robots will do boring and boring work, and behave as human shields in jobs while humans perform the new functions created by the robot revolution. The latter is the most supportive of historical evidence. The World Economic Forum predicts that 92 million will be explained by the current technological trends, but 170 million new jobs will be created.

For those who do not have economic power, or intellectual interest, to obtain a master’s degree in artificial intelligence and machine learning-especially people who are now occupying unskilled work roles such as warehouse workers-how does the future full of ingenuity seem to them?

Amazon offered a single type of track on Wednesday when it announced great progress in replacing warehouse workers with new robot Volcan, which could “feel.”

“Volcan helps to make the work safer by dealing with difficult tasks comfortably, while creating opportunities for our teammates to develop their robots’ skills,” CEO Andy Jassi posted on X.

In one breath, the Amazon Blog about Volcan described how the robot will work alongside humans, as it collected elements from the highest and at least shelves in the warehouse, so humans will not have to climb stairs or bend all day long. Humans will then collect the elements stored only in the middle and/or elements that the new “feeling” still cannot somehow to capture.

In the next breathing, Amazon talks about how to train a few warehouse workers to become robot technicians, as robots use more warehouse selection role.

“These robots – which play a role in completing 75 % of customer orders – have created hundreds of new categories of Amazon jobs, from automatic floor screens to reliability maintenance engineers on the site,” said The Blog Post, adding that it provides a program to restore jobs for some workers to obtain these robet maintenance skills.

Although Amazon did not say that, it is clear that this will not be 1: 1. Not everyone will have efficiency or desire to become robot mechanics.

But the fact that Amazon included information on its re -training program as well as its meaningful Vul in advertising.

This is because there have been very little evidence yet in the form of what appeared to be after robots all over the world of the working class. (One of AI’s founding founder suggested to Techcrunch that in the world of Amnesty International, humans will somehow on the luxury issued by the government.)

But perhaps, instead of the groceries, there will be “automation screens”, as we have one writer who supervises each row of self -examination today. Instead of fast food chefs, workers oversee cooking robots, and so on. Robot operating like a computer: Everyone needs to know how to do this to be employed.

Then again, the future of the robot may not be fully achieved. Robots can remain the jurisdiction of the largest and most famous companies-as is the case with Amazon or how they are used in things such as car manufacturing-while humans are the vast majority of retail, restaurants and driving functions are still doing. At least for other decades.

Remember that Amazon is a company that was trying to sell Amazon Go Amazon Go to a broader/grocery fee. The retail industry is not very fond of its largest competitor, Amazon, and was not terrible. Technology is later found that it uses humans in India to watch and videos, and even Amazon later again to use. Such technology (by Amazon or others) is hardly visible in the wild today.