>your job could already be automated >it still isn't

>>37660071
Yes. The question is what will happen to the former laborers.

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>>37660071

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLzXSQKOY1k

Japan is pretty big on robots and vending machines, I imagine we'll get more of that ahead. Altho the little cute robots they have there would probably get trashed by niggers if they were placed here.

>>37660071

Aw kawaiiso kawaii anime onna kami ja nai. Why the hell would anyone place a sink of top of the toilet water tank tho?

>>37660102
Do other services, get a new skill, or eventually receive guaranteed income if literally everything is automated. Sounds okay desu.

>>37660071
A robot will never be able to replace the human element in art, video games, music, movies etc.
Become a creativefag.

>>37660215
but there are creative programs beeing developed anon

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>born too early to live in a robotic utopia where all humans live a life in luxury
thanks for reminding me

>>37660246
Please just shut the fuck up already.

>>37660215

What a strange society it would be if everyone was an artist.

Anyway, I don't agree, the creativity of A.I. will be profoundly different to that of a human, but no less compelling, if nothing else for the shock or novelty that comes with it.

>>37660275
But born late enough to be able to live on welfare

>>37660215
https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU?t=11m16s
:^)