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In a Bizarre Twist, Robots Protest in Poland to Warn that AI and Automation Could Take Human Jobs

The Polish group Democratism used about 30 robots to urge faster AI regulation and warn that automation could replace workers.

  • On September 7, roughly 30 humanoid and quadruped robots staged a demonstration outside Poland's Digital Affairs Ministry in Warsaw, demanding stronger AI regulation and protections for human jobs.
  • The Polish group Democratism organized the rally to launch a public debate on how rapid advancements in AI and robotization impact the human labor market, illustrating that automation threats are no longer theoretical.
  • Organizer Grzegorz Kuli emphasized the urgent need for action, stating, "If we don't react now, we may soon have a problem," while demonstrators chanted, "Don't wait, regulate, protect jobs."
  • Major companies including Amazon and BMW have already deployed robots, while Hyundai's plans prompted union warnings of a "huge employment shock" and Arm's CEO predicted automation could replace most factory workers within 10 years.
  • Notably, Kuli is the chief information officer of Delta Robots, raising questions about commercial motives, though he warned that most "migrants" will soon arrive as AI agents or humanoid robots from China.
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In Warsaw, the capital of Poland, approximately 30 robots staged a protest in front of the Ministry for Digital Affairs to draw attention to the impact of artificial intelligence and automation on the labor market. The organizers argued that stronger regulations to protect workers are needed before the pace of technological transformation accelerates.

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Robots demonstrated at the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs requesting greater control over artificial intelligence.

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A protest movement not like the others was organized in Warsaw to protest against the place of artificial intelligence in the field of employment in Poland.

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