/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52988558
>ok, so you've worked as a barista. imagine trying to automate that.
Already been done by multiple companies, not that hard as it turns out. Less screaming Karens for me to deal with.

>it is FAR more beneficial to have a human being present
You can have people on staff, the point is to reduce the amount of people. There used to be 20 cashiers at grocery stores, now there's 20 self checkout stations and 2 people watching them. Same idea.

>>52988480
Not like regular stores are immune to robbery either, but yeah in a low trust society this is a problem. And yes, people will sabotage technology that they think will replace them, but historically the workers always lose.