Creating life-like worker replacements

Suhada malli Wednesday, 12 June 2024 09:01 AM

At a time when there is a lot of hype around the (JVP)/NPP the Sri Lankan voters specially the younger generations must focus their attention and demand from all political parties to whom they plan to cast their vote to share their plans on how to improve export income. Without export income we wont be able to get adequate "dollar" income to pay for our much needed fuel, gas, medicine and loans etc. Today labour intensive manufacturing is not competitive or profitable to compete in the world market. Many Trade Unions are out on the streets agitating for pay hikes. Very soon to survive Sri Lanka must move to fully digitally automated manufacturing (some call it industry 4.0). Don't vote for any party that does not talk of industry automation. Such parties don't know what's good for the country. They only want to keep their vote base happy.

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DD Wednesday, 12 June 2024 10:37 AM

What's the difference between a robo mannequin and a human? They both look real, but only one can complain about the WiFi. These robots might mimic our expressions, but they still can't beat God's creation. Capturing true humanity is a trick only nature has mastered!

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navratne willamune Wednesday, 12 June 2024 02:37 PM

youngsters are allraedy robotic.thy spend their time gled to their mobile phones hardly look at a person and talk

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Me and You and a dog named Stormy Wednesday, 12 June 2024 05:04 PM

I wonder if they can make me a Stormy Daniels?

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