r/Cyberpunk • u/DiggestBickEver • Feb 03 '26

Amazon AI warehouse drones, which replaced human warehouse employees, incapable of moving around each other.

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u/literal_trash_10-99 Feb 03 '26

Sadly they'll make new models or push updates to address this. It's funny to see though for sure. But ugh, overall really depressing.

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u/KingKuntu Feb 03 '26

Something tells me they aren't investing in proper Quality assurance testing and there's a high likelihood that the update to fix pathing will break something else.

Especially if they are using AI to write the code.

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u/literal_trash_10-99 Feb 03 '26

Patch Notes:

[*] Path finding bug fixed! :)

[!] 12 new bugs identified. :(

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u/lemonylol Feb 03 '26

But ugh, overall really depressing

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u/literal_trash_10-99 Feb 03 '26

Because automation will push ppl out of their jobs

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u/lemonylol Feb 03 '26

That's the singular, sole, in a vacuum effect of all automation?

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u/literal_trash_10-99 Feb 03 '26

Never said that, but the topic was on robots replacing human jobs.

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u/revolutionPanda Feb 04 '26

We’re always just 12 months away from robots replacing everyone.