The future of work

[wutang]

Amazon has patented a system that would put workers in a cage, on top of a robot

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/a ... f-a-robot/

[wutang]

Another of their recent ideas

Amazon has patented designs for a wristband that can precisely track where warehouse employees are placing their hands and use vibrations to nudge them in a different direction.

“an extraordinary illustration of worker alienation, a stark moment in the relationship between humans and machines”

[Guest]

Fucking idiot lol

You will believe anything.


Amazon would rather be fully automated, where they don't have to pay a human a wage. Or they never get sick or slack off. But you believe that they want to put a human in a cage.
It's been a long time since your days an SOL, WHY HAVEN'T YOU GROWN UP YET?

[wutang]

Fucking idiot lol

You will believe anything.

Amazon would rather be fully automated, where they don't have to pay a human a wage. Or they never get sick or slack off. But you believe that they want to put a human in a cage.
It's been a long time since your days an SOL, WHY HAVEN'T YOU GROWN UP YET?

These are patents the company filed you dipshit

[Wilson]

I prefer the TUC's idea. 4 DAY WEEK! Why shouldn't the average worker reap the benefits of technology producing products faster & making "the man" richer?!

[wutang]

I prefer the TUC's idea. 4 DAY WEEK! Why shouldn't the average worker reap the benefits of technology producing products faster & making "the man" richer?!

Surely you mean 4 hour week

[Wilson]

I prefer the TUC's idea. 4 DAY WEEK! Why shouldn't the average worker reap the benefits of technology producing products faster & making "the man" richer?!

Surely you mean 4 hour week

Let's not push our luck just yet.