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Tag Archives: Robots
No Labor Infrastructure For $2 Trillion Infrastructure Spend
Democratic congressional leaders announced Tuesday after a meeting with President Donald Trump that an agreement had been reached on the price tag for a potential infrastructure plan: $2 trillion. — CNN We are reposting and a piece we wrote a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Fiscal Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Infrastructure Plan, Robots, Schools
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Nonlinear Thinking: The Robots Are Here
Stunning… JD.com, a Chinese e-commerce gargantuan, has built a big new Shanghai fulfillment center that can organize, pack and ship 200,000 orders a day. It employs four people — all of whom service the robots. What’s going on: Welcome to … Continue reading
Posted in China, Jobs, Uncategorized
Tagged Axios, fulfillment center, JD.com, Jobs, Robots
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The ‘Bots Are Coming For The Surgeons
Mar.23 — This robot may be the surgeon of the future. Created by Auris Health, it is designed to conduct a biopsy. This demonstration shows how the device will operate on and maneuver through a human lung. In the future, … Continue reading
QOTD: The Robots Are Coming, Err, Here
Robots Are Taking Over Oil Rigs – Bloomberg –Automation means wells need only five workers, down from 20 …Rigs have gotten so much more efficient that the shale industry can use about half as many as it did at the … Continue reading
Dubai’s Robotic Police Force
Wow! When is the last time you met a cop that spoke nine languages? Robocop On Wednesday, May 24, Dubai will launch a new police robot that marks the first phase of the integration of robots into the police force. … Continue reading
Misplaced Policy Thinking – $1 trillion infrastructure build
As the stock market celebrates and is downright giddy over the prospect of a massive fiscal expansion through a one trillion dollar infrastructure build, we are less sanguine and propose a different and more long term policy track. The U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Fiscal Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Infrastructure Plan, Robots, Schools
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Robots, Immigrants from the future – Economist
ROBOTS are having their moment. Today they can jump, walk, speak and run. But they’re at their best when collaborating, soothing the elderly or even making art – Economist (click here if video is not observable)
New roles for technology: Rise of the robots – Economist
Great cover story and special report in the new Economist on a topic we have been all over. See here, here, and here. Make sure you at least catch the cover story. Money quotes from the Economist article: …The biggest … Continue reading
Macro Fishing – Five Good Reads
Challenges for the new Governor of the Bank of Japan – Gavyn Davies, FT Is there a tipping point for government debt? – Washington Post WonkBlog Global Economy-Hoping for Answers to Three Big Questions – Reuters Are Stock Markets Really Becoming … Continue reading
The Robots Are Here!
“…robots now poses the central economic dilemma of the Obama era” …In their book, Brynjolfsson and McAfee cite a meeting between Henry Ford and Walter Reuther, the union leader. Pointing at his new robots, Mr Ford says, “How will you … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Technology
Tagged Edward Luce, employment, FT, Health Care, Online Education, Robots, Technology
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