The endgame for China is full automation. They are installing robots at a crazy rate. They will probably surpass even Korea in 2-3 years. And not just stationary industrial robots, they ramping up production of mobile humanoid/dog like robots heavily too, they can probably churn those out by the millions per year by 2030, just like what they're doing with EVs. Their demographics are bad enough that they have no choice but to move fast on integrating robots and A.I into every part of their infrastructure, economy and society and race towards AGI ASAP. They cannot survive without it, due to their horrible demographics.

I do wonder how an economy would work in a extremely automated economy, your production would be immense, but how to create demand? How to deal with mass unemployment? How to put up the immense capital needed to fully transition? Without AGI, how useful would narrow A.I be on humanoid robots at dealing with real world challenges like tilting a field?

The endgame for China is full automation. They are installing robots at a crazy rate. They will probably surpass even Korea in 2-3 years. And not just stationary industrial robots, they ramping up production of mobile humanoid/dog like robots heavily too, they can probably churn those out by the millions per year by 2030. That's why they not really that worried about their demographics.

>>212801283
Let's do that by posting decade old webms. China is already more automated than Japan and Germany and they're not slowing down anytime soon. End goal is full automation, no humans on the factory floor at all.

>>63889175
>stereotypes that were outdated 5 years ago

China is accelerating automation for their factories and increasing safely standards as they do so. Meanwhile Trump is going around chainsawing every safety and environmental regulation America has for his oligarch overlords.
>>63889182
Butthurt indicator