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Amazon’s AI And Robotic Investments Signal A Growing Human Workforce
More realistically, progress is defined not by what workers are doing on the job, but what they’re no longer doing. Assuming Amazon’s copious investment in AI and robotics bears fruit, it will have a much larger workforce employed in much better, much more productive ways than a much smaller workforce toiled before the automation.
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