Robots will be here to help: Business Council rejects jobs fears over automation

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Australians are being urged to embrace the robots and other new technologies that will replace “routine” workers in the decade ahead

 

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Very true. Robots are 'there to help' by reducing human employment and to suppress wages so employers can mint more money at society's expense. BCAcomau should deploy one first to replace JenniferWestacott. CroweDM

Big business only worried about their bottom line rest is bulshill

ask the airline industry how that’s going? Breakdowns every day, wrong info given to staff/passengers.. and costs more money

I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.

Hopettgey’ll start with useless BCA drones like Jennifer Westacott

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