Roboter nehmen unsere Arbeit an und lassen uns weniger Haare in unserem Essen

From the article

It’s happening: The robots are taking our jobs. No sick days, bathroom breaks, and no more curly hairs in your buns. Just cold, hard efficiency. More specifically, BurgerBot is a new fast-food joint where robots are doing all the work that humans aren’t interested in, like burger assembly lines.

In Los Gatos, California, one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s more *affluent* areas, a shiny new fancy fast-food concept has just popped up inside of one of its trendy upscale brunch spots. [ABB](https://newatlas.com/marine/abb-dynafin-marine-propulsion/?itm_source=newatlas&itm_medium=article-body) Robotics and BurgerBots have teamed up and unleashed a pair of IRB 360 FlexPickers and YuMi cobots (collaborative robots) to slap out some tasty burgers for the masses – in 27 seconds, flat.

How will people afford the goods and services that robots and AI are going to provide in abundance in the near future?

Apart from universal basic income, is there any concept?

The trade off is there are more small bits of bone so you have to be really careful. Also really small olive pit pieces from time to time 🦷.