Ejeckam: AI will 10x to 100x manufacturing, beating China without wage cuts
Felix Ejeckam · No Priors Ep. 93 | With Akash Systems' Felix Ejeckam and Ty Mitchell · Dec 12, 2024 · at 34:44
Felix Ejeckam, co-founder of Akash Systems, argues that AI automation will allow US domestic manufacturing to compete globally without suppressing domestic wages.
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“I do think that AI will play a role in manufacturing and sort of 10 exiting or even a hundred exiting manufacturing so that we can actually outperform humans in other countries. I think that's the way it's going to look. Okay. So we will not have to reduce labor costs. In order to perform and compete with China.”
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