AI Controls China's Dark Factories

Chinese factories are undergoing a radical transformation into "dark factories" that operate entirely with robots and artificial intelligence systems, without the need for human workers. This model relies on algorithms and cameras to continuously monitor and analyze operations. It contributes to improving production efficiency, as machines run 24 hours a day and reduce the need for workers to be present in control rooms. It is expected that the contribution of AI technologies to the Chinese economy will exceed 26% of the GDP by 2030. This shift brings about changes in the labor market, with students increasingly studying AI, and it necessitates retraining the workforce to keep up with new skills. Importantly, these new technologies are not expected to fully replace humans but rather to reshape the nature of work.

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