I'm thinking of all of the people who have pickup jobs, cobbling together 3-4 jobs with no benefits from anyone, the so-called "sidegig" industry really can't afford a mass takeover of robots. they will drop out of the bottom and then need social services to survive, at a time with the federal climate is very anti-public assistance.
I'm thinking of all of the people who have pickup jobs, cobbling together 3-4 jobs with no benefits from anyone, the so-called "sidegig" industry really can't afford a mass takeover of robots. they will drop out of the bottom and then need social services to survive, at a time with the federal climate is very anti-public assistance.
How do delivery robots get the food to the door? Do people have to come out of their building to meet them on the street?