>Canada is experiencing unprecedented demographic shifts and economic pressures that are reshaping its manufacturing sector. The federal government’s plan to reduce temporary foreign workers, combined with Canada’s record-low fertility rate (1.33 children per woman) and persistent labour shortages, underscores the urgent need for innovation in the food and beverage processing sector.
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>This is where humanoid robots, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) control systems, can play a disruptive role.
>“The approach should be to create a general-purpose robot that can do lots of different things because that’s what people essentially are in the labour force,” Reed said.
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Hey I’m pretty sure one of these is already prime minister
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Once we get enough people to agree to a full on ubi, maybe then we can have robots doing all the bs work and we can actually go and enjoy our lives.
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From the article
>Canada is experiencing unprecedented demographic shifts and economic pressures that are reshaping its manufacturing sector. The federal government’s plan to reduce temporary foreign workers, combined with Canada’s record-low fertility rate (1.33 children per woman) and persistent labour shortages, underscores the urgent need for innovation in the food and beverage processing sector.
Also from the article
>This is where humanoid robots, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) control systems, can play a disruptive role.
>“The approach should be to create a general-purpose robot that can do lots of different things because that’s what people essentially are in the labour force,” Reed said.
Hey I’m pretty sure one of these is already prime minister
Once we get enough people to agree to a full on ubi, maybe then we can have robots doing all the bs work and we can actually go and enjoy our lives.