According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on November 9, the United Nations in a new report warned that when manufacturing industry increasingly relies on industrial robots, the employment of workers in developing countries may be hit hard.
So far, automation has gradually dominated the automotive, electrical, and electronics industries, and has caused unemployment threats to low-cost workers in Mexico and other Asian developing countries. The employment environment in North America and other developing regions is also affected. Developing countries will soon lose two-thirds of their jobs and face the risk of exploiting low-income workers in areas where robots are not yet invaded.
The results of this new report come from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, and the disruptive development of technology brings multiple benefits and risks. The lack of technical content in developing countries has largely disappeared, and automation and technological upgrading will also lead to even greater employment shocks. Robots reduce the value of human labor because robots can replace workers' labor and cause more workers to lose their jobs.
Correspondingly, in developing countries, in order to avoid unemployment, automation has forced people to seek industries that robots have not yet occupied, such as clothing manufacturing. The report pointed out that in the labor-intensive industry, large-scale automated production is still not applicable. But the reality is that robotic labor is cheaper, so the main challenge for developing countries today is still how to create jobs for low-skilled workers.
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