20 wrote It'll have a massive affect on everything, people in places like factories will become unemployed but on the other hand, the need for engineers will rise

I didnt think of the need for engineers rising, but i doubt it will counter act losing half of all jobs

Skrt wrote Won't happen because the people who built the robots will be out of a job

Robots building robots, thatted be the day.

I work at ford and they use pneumatic robots to help build the cars but they still need people on the assembly line.

Personally, I hope that it does not happen. Humanity is already lazy as is, imagine if robots were created to control every aspect of our lives (even though most of our lives are controlled by gadgets and machinery right now).

Wall-E, even though it's a children's movie, really shows a real aspect as to what humanity could turn into if we continue with this lazy culture that we've created.

So no, I don't want it to happen. I do consider that technology needs to keep advancing.

Mellowed wrote Personally, I hope that it does not happen. Humanity is already lazy as is, imagine if robots were created to control every aspect of our lives (even though most of our lives are controlled by gadgets and machinery right now).

Wall-E, even though it's a children's movie, really shows a real aspect as to what humanity could turn into if we continue with this lazy culture that we've created.

So no, I don't want it to happen. I do consider that technology needs to keep advancing.

Humans aren't as efficient as machines, and with the way the world is going, nobody wants to work hard for anything, so what's the point? Young people are addicted to their phones and online usage, and they believe whatever they see online. This is the way the world is going to work now.

I've been thinking this for a long time
But I do construction (electrical)
So I don't have to worry about any robot
You guys better go to trade school and learn a trade

This is crazy, so many people could end up jobless. However, robots cant do everything humans can.