It'll be interesting to see this roll out to other stores:
https://justwalkout.com[/URL]https://justwalkout.com
If you've not heard of this technology before, it's something Amazon developed that basically eliminates the need for grocery store staff. You walk in, grab what you need, walk out and Amazon charges you for what you've taken.
Most people who've tried this setup seem to like it. It also obviously works as they're selling the tech for rollout everywhere that wants it. What nobody knows for sure is how this would affect... Everything. A lot of people depend on jobs like these. A lot of people need jobs like these to gain experience to move up the chain. Fast food places are becoming automated. Truck drivers are becoming automated.... Eventually, jobs like these will be a thing of the past.
What do you guys think? Are we in trouble because "unskilled" jobs are disappearing?
In my opinion, I think the market will correct themselves and things will adapt to the scenario. This isn't the first time new technology has disrupted society and it won't be the last. People always find a way to thrive, and I think a lack of jobs nobody likes doing (I'm generalizing) and society's pendulum swinging back towards entrepreneurship will take care of much of the change.
https://justwalkout.com[/URL]https://justwalkout.com
If you've not heard of this technology before, it's something Amazon developed that basically eliminates the need for grocery store staff. You walk in, grab what you need, walk out and Amazon charges you for what you've taken.
Most people who've tried this setup seem to like it. It also obviously works as they're selling the tech for rollout everywhere that wants it. What nobody knows for sure is how this would affect... Everything. A lot of people depend on jobs like these. A lot of people need jobs like these to gain experience to move up the chain. Fast food places are becoming automated. Truck drivers are becoming automated.... Eventually, jobs like these will be a thing of the past.
What do you guys think? Are we in trouble because "unskilled" jobs are disappearing?
In my opinion, I think the market will correct themselves and things will adapt to the scenario. This isn't the first time new technology has disrupted society and it won't be the last. People always find a way to thrive, and I think a lack of jobs nobody likes doing (I'm generalizing) and society's pendulum swinging back towards entrepreneurship will take care of much of the change.