Argumentative Essay On Robots
Arguments have gone on regarding the progress of artificial intelligence and questions of whether robots will replace humans in everyday tasks commonly known as the robot revolution. Artificial intelligence is defined as the ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings. There are two extreme point of views: one being that robots are a threat to us and our economy and the other that robots are our saviors. Numerous companies have recently been investing their money in these technologies as they are deemed to lead to success in the future. This was shown by an increase in the industrial robot sales by 137 percent compared to the previous decade and more than 229,000 itself in 2014. Currently, these automation devices are on factory assembly lines, Wall Street, and hospital operating rooms. Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how the world thinks and works. Patrick Marshall’s “Robotics and the Economy” states that “robotics proponents say automation will improve productivity, lower labor costs and make companies stronger and more competitive with overseas rivals”(Marshall). These are all just projections that have yet to
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Stefan Hajkowicz, a principal CSIRO scientist, claims that “It’s already happening and the technology is there, the only lag factor is associated with town planners, engineers, lawyers and city administrators that haven't put in place the systems to make it operable and viable”(Hennessy). The expenses associated with these automated machines are incredible and it takes time for the implementation. As emphasized before, the number of jobs which will be lost to robots are tremendous. Particularly, repetitively manual jobs in retail and accounting and legal offices will be
Stefan Hajkowicz, a principal CSIRO scientist, claims that “It’s already happening and the technology is there, the only lag factor is associated with town planners, engineers, lawyers and city administrators that haven't put in place the systems to make it operable and viable”(Hennessy). The expenses associated with these automated machines are incredible and it takes time for the implementation. As emphasized before, the number of jobs which will be lost to robots are tremendous. Particularly, repetitively manual jobs in retail and accounting and legal offices will be