McDonald's is testing robotic fryers and voice-activated drive-thru ordering systems
and voice-activated drive-through ordering systems. It’s also working on having some food, like chicken and fish, cooked by robots. There’s a variety of reasons for this — mainly, the chain wants to speed up customer service, but of course, it doesn’t hurt McDonald’s bottom line that robots equal fewer staff, and therefore,These new technologies won’t all be rolled out in the immediate future, most likely.
Plus, franchisees are reportedly reluctant to take on the rather substantial costs for such new technologies. But no matter how slowly, the robots — and the rich people that own them — are coming for our jobs.Using some rather convoluted logic, Republicans have dug up a Minnesota millionaire who qualified for food stamps as proof that...
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