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Robots, Intelligent Machines and The Future of Work
November 11, 2013 | China
Paul Sakuma/Associated Press
by John Markoff | NYTimes111
All told, the factory in the Netherlands has several dozen workers per shift, about a tenth as many as the plant in the Chinese city of Zhuhai.
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Illustration: Adolfo Arranz
by Victoria Ruan | South China Morning Post
With wages rising on the mainland and cheaper foreign competition increasing, automated workers are replacing humans. By next year, China will surpass other countries to become the top market for robots worldwide.
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