Roland Busch

And in manufacturing, you have less and less.

This is changing.

You still have people on a shop floor, but you will have less.

And you said it right.

I mean, an AI factory fully automated, I mean, this is great.

It uses a lot of space.

uses a lot of energy, and it creates limited amount of jobs.

I mean, that's what an AI factory is, yeah.

I mean...

again as i said before i mean you what you do is when you have fully automated manufacturing you're driving economy you grow faster you can you can bring um the production in the united states which has a it's a value in it um and and then people uh and once economy is growing obviously your gdp by copy down is increasing and people they'll be going by cars but they they have a different

So number one is you're replacing blue-collar worker with more trained workers, with engineers, maybe also blue-collar worker using AI technology.

So a factory doesn't run without a higher output with less people.

But you still have, I mean, I talked about it, the whole service sector is super relevant and they're missing people as well.

I mean, Germany, for example, I can't share with that.

If we would not have...

I mean, 100,000 of immigrants, and most of them are working then in service jobs, including hospitals and the like.

If I would take them out of the equation, our whole healthcare system would collapse.

So there's a lot of jobs which you can replace.

And there's one more thing.

When people ask me what to study, and I said, okay, a solid education on mathematics or physics is always good.