Planeta em Perigo: Robôs humanoides desafiam o futuro do trabalho humano

According to economics professor Paulo Feldman, the advancement of automation, while necessary, is a "serious problem that all countries face" and could lead to a decrease in workers' income. And according to sociology professor Glauco Arbix, it's unprecedented for artificial intelligence to "compete" with people who think and work with their brains. A study by MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, indicates that each robot on a production line does the same work as three people. Another study published in the British press claims that machines will replace more than 20 million jobs in factories. "A company is not a charitable organization; it has to make a profit. So, if it's possible to automate, it will be automated," Feldman analyzes. And on the internet, videos of robots performing everyday tasks are increasingly common. Some restaurants in Japan no longer have human waiters. In the United States, machines assemble and deliver hamburgers. There are robots that have even learned to make drinks, and others trained to work on production lines. The trend is for this to be more concentrated in low-skilled activities, but it also happens in activities that demand more complex reasoning, as in the case of the author and illustrator Lúcia Lemos, who started drawing at age seven, did professional work at 16, and suddenly, with AI generating images with simple prompts, saw her demand "disappear." ➡️ Follow more news on our official website: https://recordtv.r7.com/domingo-espet... Our Whatsapp: https://domingoespetacular.r7.com/wha... Subscribe to the Domingo Espetacular channel: http://r7.com/H2sU Watch full episodes on RecordPlus: https://www.recordplus.com Instagram:   / domingoespetacular   TikTok:   / domingoespetacular   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@domingoespet... Facebook:   / domingoespetacular   #DomingoEspetacular #RobertoCabrini #CarolinaFerraz