Robots to run mines within decades

[Meanwhile + 49]

interesting

http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/industry-will-be-unrecognisable-robots-will-run-mines-within-decade-anglo-says-20171129-gzvliy.html

Edited November 30, 2017 by Meanwhile

[Pavel + 384]

 I recently read about  Japanese plans to "employ" millions of industrial robots by 2025. If one robot can  replace 10 employees, then million of robots can do work of 10 million workers?!  Asked if robots could become doctors or football players Japanese officials said:" Robots won't become doctors, but they could be guides and receptionists." Certainly, many of us will certainly give their working place to robots.

  

[LAOIL + 33]

This is a case where on one hand, it's great because it reduces major safety issues; still, it will be a serious employment issue as well.