The Android Affair: Humanity OutsourcedRandy Johnson 21st Century WireThe future is coming and technology is coming with it.  Are we adapting to the future or holding on to  the old ways ?  Is a future of technology with circuit boards, screens, and machines something that can be weaponized or used to shape and control society  no different than gunpowder, nuclear energy, and marketing?To many, often considered great minds, technology and artificial intelligence has had an ominous role in science fiction in film and literature.  George Orwell, Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, and Philip K. Dick are some of the giants of this genre.  Their work has inspired countless Hollywood movies and television programs and can often get someone wondering if life is imitating art, or vice versa.  Another option is that nearly everything has an element of design all along. ANDROID AFFAIR: Big business and robotics (Image Source: WikiCommons)As far back as the 1927 film Metropolis, robotics, class segregation, industry, and even humanity itself, appear on a collision course.  Some might even argue that humanity, technology, and robotics, are already into an integration phase.Since then we know the not all inclusive list of characters.  The Space Odyssey 2001 s HAL 1000, Star Wars   human cyborg relations  C-3PO, Blade Runner s Nexus 6 Replicants, and the infamous Terminator. HOLLYWOOD REALITY: 1980s science fiction comes to life (Image Source: WikiCommons)Martin Ford, author of Rise of The Machines, is a highly sought after speaker across the globe.  He is often utilized as a consultant, for corporations and industries with regards to robotics.  In the 2015 Business Book of The Year, in his acceptance speech Ford stated  Even people that do everything they are supposed to do [to get a good job] may find it difficult to get a foothold in the economy. Piling on to the prospects of a bleak future, Wired Magazine states,  Oxford University researchers have estimated that 47 percent of U.S. jobs could be automated within the next two decades. And if even half that number is closer to the mark, workers are in for a rude awakening. The impact of robotics in industry and its effects in the workforce has also been reported on here at 21st Century Wire.It is a foreboding thing to contemplate, but are we being outsourced?A robot will not call in sick or ask for a wage increase.  It will not fight with others unless programmed to.  It will not complain, throw a fit, collect unemployment, leave early, or join the workers union to fight the corporation.  Once integrated and a part of industry, it will save money.  It will not require an annual review.  When it becomes irrelevant to newer technology, it will be replaced.Getting to a robotic future will even  create new jobs  no doubt.  A small industry of technicians and favored class of people who monitor, fix, and improve the technology could hold the coveted jobs for those selected and chosen to deserve them.Too far away?  Not in our lifetime?Watch the below video of Boston Dynamic s 5 9  180 pound Atlas robot interact with its surroundings and perform the labor its makers designed it to do. READ MORE ON ROBOTS: 21st Century Wire Robot FilesMiddle-east
the android affair humanity outsourcedrandy johnson century wirethe future coming technology coming are adapting future holding old ways is future technology circuit boards screens machines something weaponized used shape control society different gunpowder nuclear energy marketing to many often considered great minds technology artificial intelligence ominous role science fiction film literature george orwell isaac simon arthur clark philip dick giants genre their work inspired countless hollywood movies television programs often get someone wondering life imitating art vice versa another option nearly everything element design along android affair big business robotics image source wikicommons as far back film metropolis robotics class segregation industry even humanity appear collision course some might even argue humanity technology robotics already integration know inclusive list characters the space odyssey hal star wars human cyborg relations blade runner nexus applicants infamous terminator hollywood reality science fiction comes life image source wikicommons martin ford author rise the machines highly sought speaker across globe he often utilized consultant corporations industries regards robotics in business book the year acceptance speech ford stated even people everything supposed get good job may find difficult get foothold economy piling prospects bleak future wired magazine states oxford university researchers estimated percent jobs could automated within next two decades and even half number closer mark workers rude awakening the impact robotics industry effects workforce also reported century foregoing thing contemplate outsourced a robot call sick ask wage increase it fight others unless programmed it complain throw fit collect unemployment leave early join workers union fight corporation once integrated part industry save money it require annual review when becomes irrelevant newer technology robotic future even create new jobs doubt a small industry technicians favored class people monitor fix improve technology could hold coveted jobs selected chosen deserve far away not lifetime watch video boston dynamic pound atlas robot interact surroundings perform labor makers designed read more on robots century wire robot
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: The Android Affair: Humanity OutsourcedRandy Johnson 21st Century WireThe future is coming and technology is coming with it.  Are we adapting to the future or holding on to  the old ways ?  Is a future of technology with circuit boards, screens, and machines something that can be weaponized or used to shape and control society  no different than gunpowder, nuclear energy, and marketing?To many, often considered great minds, technology and artificial intelligence has had an ominous role in science fiction in film and literature.  George Orwell, Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, and Philip K. Dick are some of the giants of this genre.  Their work has inspired countless Hollywood movies and television programs and can often get someone wondering if life is imitating art, or vice versa.  Another option is that nearly everything has an element of design all along. ANDROID AFFAIR: Big business and robotics (Image Source: WikiCommons)As far back as the 1927 film Metropolis, robotics, class segregation, industry, and even humanity itself, appear on a collision course.  Some might even argue that humanity, technology, and robotics, are already into an integration phase.Since then we know the not all inclusive list of characters.  The Space Odyssey 2001 s HAL 1000, Star Wars   human cyborg relations  C-3PO, Blade Runner s Nexus 6 Replicants, and the infamous Terminator. HOLLYWOOD REALITY: 1980s science fiction comes to life (Image Source: WikiCommons)Martin Ford, author of Rise of The Machines, is a highly sought after speaker across the globe.  He is often utilized as a consultant, for corporations and industries with regards to robotics.  In the 2015 Business Book of The Year, in his acceptance speech Ford stated  Even people that do everything they are supposed to do [to get a good job] may find it difficult to get a foothold in the economy. Piling on to the prospects of a bleak future, Wired Magazine states,  Oxford University researchers have estimated that 47 percent of U.S. jobs could be automated within the next two decades. And if even half that number is closer to the mark, workers are in for a rude awakening. The impact of robotics in industry and its effects in the workforce has also been reported on here at 21st Century Wire.It is a foreboding thing to contemplate, but are we being outsourced?A robot will not call in sick or ask for a wage increase.  It will not fight with others unless programmed to.  It will not complain, throw a fit, collect unemployment, leave early, or join the workers union to fight the corporation.  Once integrated and a part of industry, it will save money.  It will not require an annual review.  When it becomes irrelevant to newer technology, it will be replaced.Getting to a robotic future will even  create new jobs  no doubt.  A small industry of technicians and favored class of people who monitor, fix, and improve the technology could hold the coveted jobs for those selected and chosen to deserve them.Too far away?  Not in our lifetime?Watch the below video of Boston Dynamic s 5 9  180 pound Atlas robot interact with its surroundings and perform the labor its makers designed it to do. READ MORE ON ROBOTS: 21st Century Wire Robot FilesMiddle-east
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: the android affair humanity outsourcedrandy johnson century wirethe future coming technology coming are adapting future holding old ways is future technology circuit boards screens machines something weaponized used shape control society different gunpowder nuclear energy marketing to many often considered great minds technology artificial intelligence ominous role science fiction film literature george orwell isaac simon arthur clark philip dick giants genre their work inspired countless hollywood movies television programs often get someone wondering life imitating art vice versa another option nearly everything element design along android affair big business robotics image source wikicommons as far back film metropolis robotics class segregation industry even humanity appear collision course some might even argue humanity technology robotics already integration know inclusive list characters the space odyssey hal star wars human cyborg relations blade runner nexus applicants infamous terminator hollywood reality science fiction comes life image source wikicommons martin ford author rise the machines highly sought speaker across globe he often utilized consultant corporations industries regards robotics in business book the year acceptance speech ford stated even people everything supposed get good job may find difficult get foothold economy piling prospects bleak future wired magazine states oxford university researchers estimated percent jobs could automated within next two decades and even half number closer mark workers rude awakening the impact robotics industry effects workforce also reported century foregoing thing contemplate outsourced a robot call sick ask wage increase it fight others unless programmed it complain throw fit collect unemployment leave early join workers union fight corporation once integrated part industry save money it require annual review when becomes irrelevant newer technology robotic future even create new jobs doubt a small industry technicians favored class people monitor fix improve technology could hold coveted jobs selected chosen deserve far away not lifetime watch video boston dynamic pound atlas robot interact surroundings perform labor makers designed read more on robots century wire robot