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Recently I was reading something regarding the automation of services, this is becoming a more tangible reality, in the same way we can see how more and more machines do the work of hundreds of men, and not only that with more efficiency but working 24 hours without stopping, without asking for vacation, without defense by unions or anything like that, yes, this is precisely not what highlighted the article I was reading, but it was clear that behind the automation is that great benefit for employers.

In spite of the good things they want to say about this process, the truth is that I see a big problem in it, and that it ends up affecting the future of all workers, don't you think?.

Although it is true that the industrialization process is advancing more and more, this does not mean that countries can offer more factory jobs to their population. Much less so considering that the population is increasing, the number of senior citizens is also increasing, but the number of jobs is not always increasing.

And this is largely due to the same process of automation of production in companies. Making them require fewer and fewer workers, and this is a reality that has been seen for decades.

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I believe that the process of industrialization has allowed many things to improve, it is obvious and undeniable, but at the point we are now, where machines are becoming more and more sophisticated, the truth is that the number of people employed is not exactly increasing.

I imagine that within a few decades, large industries will be increasingly equipped with more and more specialized machines, which by themselves can do the work of thousands of men, and will only need a couple of subjects prepared to control them, at least until artificial intelligence hand in hand with machine learning can learn to operate them by itself, and that couple of subjects will not be necessary either...

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