Ford: Humans Will Always Be Ahead of Robots
About the machines that started in the early 1900s and are still predicted to take jobs away from people in future projections...
About the machines that started in the early 1900s and are still predicted to take jobs away from people in future projections...
It started in the early 1900s and is still included in future projections today. will take jobs away from people An interesting statement came from Ford, the father of the production line, regarding the foreseen machines.
Ford, which reduced the automobile production time from 12 hours to 1.5 hours and significantly reduced costs with the production line technology it developed in 1913, continued to continue its development in automobile production even after many years. human power is still indispensable he thinks.
Ford thinks manpower is still indispensable

The statement that manpower will always be needed in automobile production came from the company's human resources manager, Gary Johnson. Stating that they want to increase the security level and production speed, Johnson said: “I think we will always need a human hand. Humans will always be ahead of robots in automobile production and at some stages” he said.
According to the news in Motor1, in 1914, workers working on the production line earned 5 dollars a day. Although this amount seems quite low from today's perspective, when inflation calculations are made, Today it is equivalent to 130 dollars It needs to be said. Of course, today machines can easily perform the work that workers did back then.
In fact, machines are not the only thing that is thought to take away people's jobs today. It is also predicted that artificial intelligence will be able to do many of the jobs that humans do in the not too distant future. In fact, although developments such as mechanization or artificial intelligence in production take away people's jobs, many emergence of new business line It also provides.
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