I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff

Klaus

@Axtremus said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

Rich people can afford paramours and escorts.
The rest can at best afford blow-up dolls.

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Mik

Do the math - $2K a month, $490 a week, that's a $12 an hour employee PLUS no benefits, UI, matching SS and Medicare no HR overhead. It's a good decision for the hotels, even if staff were plentiful. Screw the union.

Aqua Letifer

@Axtremus said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

Rich people can afford paramours and escorts.
The rest can at best afford blow-up dolls.

It's okay, man, none of us judge you.

Mik

Nh. I've met his lovely wife. He's doing much better than that.

taiwan_girl

I dont think this is a big deal. Labor force is kind of shrinking. Companies do this all the time'

sell check out at grocery stores, etc

Aqua Letifer

@taiwan_girl said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

I dont think this is a big deal. Labor force is kind of shrinking. Companies do this all the time'

sell check out at grocery stores, etc

I'll be interested to see if you still feel the same way in the coming decade.

LuFins Dad

@Aqua-Letifer said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

@taiwan_girl said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

I dont think this is a big deal. Labor force is kind of shrinking. Companies do this all the time'

sell check out at grocery stores, etc

I'll be interested to see if you still feel the same way in the coming decade.

Give it 2. This is at most a novelty for the next 5-7 years, especially with all of the supply disruptions in electronics.

Aqua Letifer

@LuFins-Dad said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

@Aqua-Letifer said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

@taiwan_girl said in I, for one, welcome out robot hotel staff:

I dont think this is a big deal. Labor force is kind of shrinking. Companies do this all the time'

sell check out at grocery stores, etc

I'll be interested to see if you still feel the same way in the coming decade.

Give it 2. This is at most a novelty for the next 5-7 years, especially with all of the supply disruptions in electronics.

Maybe. Adjacent to robots, I'm pretty sure AI is going to disrupt the everloving shit out of my job prospects. (It shouldn't, but pretty certain it will.)