automation

“And now I think we can automate a lot of, not just industrial production, but also a lot of services whether that's shopping services or insurance services or transportation services. We can now automate those and that will free us up to participate more in kn…”

“No, absolutely. We will never run out of things to do. We'll never run out of things that we will pursue passionately, but that's very different from being able to get paid for it.”

“The biggest bottleneck for automation is actually the number of tasks per robot, because the robotics is expensive, so if you can do more tasks, it'll be much more capital effective”

“If we don't automate, others will, and we won't be able to catch up, and I think it's important to keep that playing field as level as possible for as long as possible.”

“Since the fifties, the U S employment population ratio has remained fairly steady at around the During that same period of time, we have displaced eight million farmers, seven million factory workers, a million railroad workers, hundreds of thousands of teleph…”

“In a world that's becoming ever more commoditized, and where automation is changing the nature of work, creativity can't be automated. And we're going to yearn more and more for something made just for us.”

“I think we're going to have frontline workers for a very long time because some of these jobs are difficult to automate.”

“In an ideal situation, my expectation of you is that each and every one of you, and it doesn't matter what you do, Is going to replace a hundred percent of what you do with automation.”

“Automation is going to actually just force us to see the next set of bottlenecks that are in all of these industries that we didn't perceive that we had before because everything was so slow and manual.”