Dan Geltrude and Tiana Lowe Doescher discuss a McKinsey report predicting 30% of work hours will be automated by 2030. They debate the impact on workers and the potential for a “robot tax.” Maria Bartiromo moderates.
Dan Geltrude, CPA & Market Analyst, and Washington Examiner Columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher join Maria Bartiromo to discuss the future of humanoid robots. They delve into a McKinsey report projecting 30% of work hours will be automated by 2030, raising questions about job displacement and the tax base. Geltrude suggests a “robot tax,” while Doescher compares the shift to historical “creative destruction.”
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