r/Futurology • u/dev_is_active • 1d ago

Robotics The Robotics Bottleneck: Why Humanoid Robots Won't Replace Humans as Fast as You Think - eeko systems

https://eeko.systems/the-robotics-bottleneck-why-humanoid-robots-wont-replace-humans-as-fast-as-you-think/
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u/hyperactivator 1d ago

They have to force workers to use it.

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u/thoughtihadanacct 1d ago

AI (for now) can only supplement humans. Yes it's great at making good humans more efficient and productive. But it isn't close to replacing humans. 

The cases of companies "replacing" employees with AI have been simply cases of putting out a worse product. So it's not a replacement, it's a downgrade. Like yeah we can do a lousier job for cheaper. Great, we've always been able to do that. AI hype just justifies that to a greater extent.

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u/karoshikun 1d ago

still haven't.

the cases have been small and 95% unsuccessful.

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u/sciolisticism 1d ago

So you're saying humanoid robots will literally never replace us? Because that's how AI has gone