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According to the futurologist Ian Pearson, by 2048, ... . By 2030, we certainly won’t be far off that number: robots will be part of our home life and help us with difficult tasks at work. They will even be floating around our cities — ... , according to research by transportation consultant Fehr & Peers — Airbus and Boeing are already working on a prototype of a flying taxi. In theory, robots will be everywhere and we ... to survive without them.
However, ... before they become completely self-sufficient. Robotics professionals have already warned us that ... , particularly in terms of discrimination. A robot feeds off its analyses and experiences to renew its configuration and make choices. So let’s just imagine an algorithm was in charge of recruitment: ... , it could come to the conclusion that male profiles are more suitable for certain positions and reject female applications. This actually happened at Amazon in 2014 ... a new recruitment algorithm. This illustrates how robots, as programmed machines, are not without their flaws—and how worthwhile a career in robot monitoring could be.
This role will ... of our new robot companions. Robot monitors ... , however they will also be on-site in companies such as Amazon and Google, which will need an army of these new generation counselors. ... , efficient and fair so they can cohabit with humans. They will need advanced skills: algorithmic writing and computer programming are the two fundamental disciplines that a robot monitor will have to master.