Analysis Of Better Than Hum Why Robots Will-And Must-Take Our Jobs

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I think that at some point in every person’s life they will have thought of how robots are going to someday take over the world. Most people love robots or even the thought of one. Whether it is a phone or the idea of one taking the stressful job no one wants to take. But, people are only thinking about how robots are benefiting them now not so much about how they can also affect future life in a negative way. In Kevin Kelly’s article, “Better Than Human: Why Robots Will -- and Must -- Take Our Jobs,” he writes about the increasing of automation in the workplace. He believes that it must occur because it will benefit our society and increase productivity. Although Kelly decided to write about a situation that needs to be addressed and instilled many solid examples, his writing will not impact the opinion a person already has on the topic. …show more content…

He uses a matter of fact tone that fills them with more fear than reassurance about what he has written. “90 percent of today’s occupations will likewise be replaced with automation … Yes reader, even your job will be taken by machines,” (300). He states multiple times that robots will take over all human jobs that we need to simply should just let it happen. I am sure that a person does not want to hear that a robots/machines will be eventually taking over all human jobs and that the only job left for humans will be finding jobs for the robots because that will be the very only thing

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