Will all jobs be taken over by robots in the future?

[ALewis30]

[horsenrhinounicorn]

One of the main reasons companies want to use robots is due to the fact that they don't require salaries and they can be programmed to do repetitive tasks. Every robot created wastes precious resources to have the proper amount of power to operate and have the appropriate materials and computer chips to use artificial intelligence. Each robot currently generates more heat than mammals. Some semiconductors and electronics use toxic acids to separate conductive materials from non conductive materials at micron levels to allow more transactions to be processed in the same amount of time. So if the people and their governing authorities want to improve clean air and the environment it conflicts with those standards. Some chips require rare earth elements in order to function. They are not environmentally friendly. The motive for most of their functions is to increase production output and decrease long term costs to increase profits. Robots will need people to conduct repairs, reprogram, lubricate, corrosion and rust removal, upgrade, clean up leaking batteries, chemical spills and replace parts. There will be skillsets needed for upgrading power grids, generating electricity, putting out fires, improving safety, etc. So for some applications like building airplanes, robots would be very feasible if it can complete the task from start to finish and maintain proper levels of quality control.
The human brain has more creativity than a robot, so you would lose that aspect, think of cars and houses being very limited in design rather than having architect innovate something that is competitive. Robots would be very useful in doing dangerous tasks. If a war breaks out, certain types of weapons will disable the majority of the robots due to an electromagnetic pulse, that would create a worldwide production disaster, food shortages and other materials and supplies would be out of stock. Humans will be able to counteract the shortcomings of robots. A patient in a hospital will have a stronger will to live when interacting with a human. A baby will receive better nurturing when interacting with a human touch, human response and a humans interaction with the senses.

[ArtemisSilver]

I'm sure the horses thought they'd get better jobs too when cars came around. I'm not sure being processed into glue counted as better persay but I'm sure this time is different.

[ShadowMonarch]

Jobs that have certain methods will be more likely to be taken care of by robots
While where you need to brainstorm or making new products humans may remain unless AI (Artificial Intelligence) also becomes advanced

[Ringstretch]

There's a good possibility but then how do we mere mortals earn a wage

[Anonymous]

Only stupid people jobs.

[ArtemisSilver]

Unless we end up back in the iron age.

[Anonymous]

Maybe not all, but yeah most.

[TuxTheAstronaut]

a lot but not all