In the continuing march of production technology, any human action that is repetitive and routinized will be automated. This is inevitable and unavoidable. Will this global trend in task / job automation impact the industrial sectors differently ? The impact of this inevitability in automation is said to promise a greater negative effect on manufacturing (including agro-manufacturing) and agricultural processes than on services processes which is said to require more discretion, contemplation and intuition and so is more reliant on human actions and hence resistant to automation.
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http://www.psmag.com/business-economics/the-future-of-work-automations-effect-on-jobsthis-time-is-different
There are always changes in the production sector. Automation is only one case of this effect. It does create jobs due to the fact that many products have productiion means that provide precision and economic methods of manufacturing. Agriculture, Space missions, manufacturing processes, all benefit from automation. There are nice cases of job changes when workers move from repatitive and tedious tasks. The article provided above is indeed covering many of this answers link provided by Saifeldin.
Alright,in my opinions,the automation definitely have different impacts on the industrial sectors.And the automatical machines will eventually take the place of assembly line workers and so on.As a result ,many workers lose their jobs.However,there are more people working in service sectors which involves emotional feelings and unique experiences provided by the servers.what's more ,in the future ,people may work just like doing exercises like today.
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