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[TheOrcKing]

From USA TODAY

Is there a 'dark side' to Amazon drones and Google robots?

Is there a 'dark side' to automation?

http://usat.ly/1bkcsB1

Well, of course technology is advancing everyday to the point of replacing human workers to do the same thing. Hell, there was an episode of The Twilight Zone back in 1967 about automation ultimately replacing the human work force called "The Brain Center at Whipple's".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFgLVU-eKRE

However, the couterpoint to that is now you need human workers whom handle fixing the automatous contraptions of our own design....unless we come up with automated repair units but then who or what fixes those?

[lowillsw]

Dominos CEO is about to come on CNBC. He had his own drone delivering pizza a few months ago but was ignored. Meanwhile,everyone is licking Jeff Bezo's feet putting him on a pastinal dubbing him the next Thomas Edison.

[TheOrcKing]

Dominos CEO is about to come on CNBC. He had his own drone delivering pizza a few months ago but was ignored. Meanwhile,everyone is licking Jeff Bezo's feet putting him on a pastinal dubbing him the next Thomas Edison.

That reminds me of the conversations where people truly believe Thomas Edison invented the first light bulb, and inventors like Nikola Tesla get a small footnote in history.

[lowillsw]

That reminds me of the conversations where people truly believe Thomas Edison invented the first light bulb, and inventors like Nikola Tesla get a small footnote in history.

 

Most recent example is Jonathan Ive, Steve Jobs got all the credit.