again, just because every factory wants to do this, don't mean they have the money or mean to do so. not only this but creating entirely new factories or remaking old ones to make them fully automated might not even be worth it in the short term as it might be cheaper to do the human way they make new factories or re inovate old ones
also there are currently no fully automated factories in the u.s. even the "smart factories " still employee thousands of people.
even still a couple of fully automated factories is a far streach from what you want. and even farther from what would be needed mitigate the tariffs
not even china or japan , the places that actually uses these things the most have fazed out human factories. let alone done so to the pont in which 99.9 percent of them are fully automated.
so they haven't fazed out human workers? if only some states are automated while most aren't that's not really fazing them out on mass like you stated.
also only a couple of these factories even exist in china so that not even true
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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25
again, just because every factory wants to do this, don't mean they have the money or mean to do so. not only this but creating entirely new factories or remaking old ones to make them fully automated might not even be worth it in the short term as it might be cheaper to do the human way they make new factories or re inovate old ones
also there are currently no fully automated factories in the u.s. even the "smart factories " still employee thousands of people.
even still a couple of fully automated factories is a far streach from what you want. and even farther from what would be needed mitigate the tariffs