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...automation would happen quickly enough that it would displace large numbers of people. That might happen in some economies. In The US, if this administration is successful in bringing manufacturing back, that actually absorbs people who are displaced
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...here is, yes, automation is cutting jobs or impacting them. I I just don't get why people are being so coy about this. Yeah. That was why I took the time to write it was because I think people are, pretending it's not happening, or wanna say, like, w
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...steps towards automation. And so it it doesn't feel quite as out of the blue to sort of then just add additional, you know, robots to to kind of further that process. Yeah. And I would say that we're seeing funding reflecting that because it's, it's
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...but there is Flippy the burger robot, a a house favorite that now has Flippy the whole fry station.
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Automation and food prep. So we're seeing a lot of restaurants install robotic systems to make food and people are like, Oh, job loss, job loss. But let me just give you the counter side. The counter side is that the cost of your food drops in half.
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...after full automation is really hard technical challenge that no one has truly figured out yet. So we really have to sort of reimagine our customers' entire operating models to be able to develop products that support this. So I think equity resident
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How many of you have an HR person who wrote the job description? Nobody raised his hand. I said, how many of you typed into an LLM, write a job description for this? All 12 hands go up. So now you think just HR. The entire blocking and tackling of it
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...amount of automation to be able to achieve those numbers. Even the boundaries of what's actually physical are changing fast. I think something like door access was in, I think, ten years ago. And today, we see more and more physical keys are being re
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each robot have their own format system files. So with our software, you can convert that into any software that is adaptable to any brands, whether it be Tesla, Figur, KUKA, or any other off the shelf robotic thing that you're buying. Okay. So the w
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This is getting so cheap that, I couldn't find it in my notes, so I'm not gonna spend five minutes looking for it. But there's a a company in their latest spicy batch that made a $200 robotic arm that you can prompt using natural language, and it can
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kicks butt. So they've released not a six minute video, a sixty minute video of a figure robot, and I'm gonna talk over it here, Alex. It's a figure robot. It's on a tether, I believe. I think it's hanging from a tether because these things don't sta
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...the automation with, you know, humanoid robots or other types of robotics. But the approach that we've chosen is, an on-site prefab facility. So if you're familiar with prefab as a concept, it's like preassembling things or to enable rapid deployment
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I think it's probably going to be one of those things where it's like, it's off in the horizon, off in the horizon, off in the horizon, and then all of a sudden it's here, and it's gonna feel very sudden. No. No. You are working with a lot of clients
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So here, when you look at the responsibilities, develop and maintain inner tools and systems to automate existing work and increase employee productivity, that is the high order bit. What that means is what are the employees working on that are chore
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construction is largely done now as it was probably, like, twenty or thirty years ago, and there have been some technological advances like the nail gun. But beyond that, we don't have actual robots that are, like, putting shingles on our houses and
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...is, yes, automation is cutting jobs or impacting them. I I just don't get why people are being so coy about this. Yeah. That was why I took the time to write it was because I think people are,
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