Is Automation Ruling the Nation?
If you’re worried about how it’s going to be when robots take all of our jobs, don’t. It already happened. Call any customer service line & see if you feel like you’re speaking to an actual human being with empathy who’s not programmed to a mindless script from which they cannot stray. We’re all robots already.
The day will come when we need do nothing. It will be our choice to enrich our own lives with self-fulfilling endeavors or slumber under the alluring blanket of boundless consumerism to the end of doing only more nothing.
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Joseph D. Newcomer 
Here come the robot overlords and they are us.
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Precisely
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Good news is we’ve overcome this dreadful existence. The bad news is that we’re moving on to the next dreadful existence
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Oh, what fortune awaits us! I have a good feeling about this. I also had a good feeling about Wonder Woman 2, so, maybe don’t listen to me.
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Hell, I’ve been disappointed by everything since Zac Snyder’s Superman movies
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While I agree that no one likes to speak to a robot, there is certainly a place for robots and automation in business. When done well, it can improve the customer experience. Besides, customers do generally have the same questions so helping businesses answer the FAQs in a more “natural” way, has its benefits.
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I’m saying that human being who answer customer service calls act like mindless robots, so there’s no point in worrying about mindless robots taking over.
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