What could possibly go wrong? Besides a billion and one things. From a business point, I can understand the appeal of robots. They only need maintenance. No need to have a payroll constantly going. No worries about being sued if there is an accident.
The problem comes when the programing goes wrong and you have a billion chicken thighs and no breast or legs. Then what? You have to get a human to reprogram the robots which mean you have to pay someone to do this work. So why not just have humans do the work, to begin with.
References:
Tyson Foods is ramping up development of robots that can cut meat in response to coronavirus outbreaks in meatpacking plants https://www.insider.com/tyson-foods-is-developing-robots-cut-meat-amid-coronavirus-outbreak-2020-7
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