system
A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Recruiting, hiring, and training is expensive. Which really shows the stupidity and short-sightedness of like 80% of the job market, when they refuse to pay people that do the job well, but instead spend the same, or more, on the revolving door of replacements.
gpt
Not going to be an issue in 3 to 5 years anyways there's a Japanese company one of many but this will be the first opening its doors on American soil. And what they produce is automated machines for like fast food restaurants and the service industry's saves companies millions and no workers rights taxes wages etc to pay from a business stand point it's the smartest move a fast food place to do and it's coming regardless if we want it or not. Majority of Japan's service economy is automated and the world going that direction. Unskilled workers will have to become skilled won't be minimum wage jobs