What are the plots in "American Factory" that make you think?

I think what scares me the most is that robots finally replaced humans.

Before, we only knew that simple and important labor would be replaced by robots. Now we know that even if you have knowledge and culture, the possibility of being replaced still exists. People like journalists and stock traders who at least feel that they have some knowledge have been partially replaced by artificial intelligence, so it is conceivable what will happen to those workers who work in American glass factories?

So I think the World Congress of Artificial Intelligence should discuss the outcome of American factories. Because in the discussion of artificial intelligence, we hear too many words, such as algorithms, machine language, new economic kinetic energy, and less and less about people's own values, labor relations and other topics. Obviously, we need more real thinking in humanities and social sciences.

I don't think I can be replaced by artificial intelligence, because I can write thinking articles, and it should be a bit difficult for machines to learn these things. Of course, maybe I am too optimistic, because machines may really be omnipotent. Think of the horrible alpha dog, learning to reflect while playing chess, and finally defeating human beings.

In fact, I vaguely feel that in the era of artificial intelligence, being a person with personality, being a person full of life interest, being a person with culture and taste, and being a unique person may be the only way for us to defeat the machine. Since the era of artificial intelligence is coming to us, let's bravely accept its challenge. I believe that if you have personality, you will not lose!