It’s essentially not different than the current situation from an exploitability aspect.
Currently every human being owns one “commercial robot”, aka their body. Theoretically this means that labor is distributed: Every person can perform the work of one person.
But that doesn’t stop capitalism to exploit that labor unfairly. A worker earning a company €1, gets only a very small fraction of that money.
That’s literally the system we have now.
And we aren’t even getting into what kind of robot one owns and that these robots perform wildly different depending on the task at hand (factory robot, vacuum cleaner robot, anything in between, …)
It’s essentially not different than the current situation from an exploitability aspect.
Currently every human being owns one “commercial robot”, aka their body. Theoretically this means that labor is distributed: Every person can perform the work of one person.
But that doesn’t stop capitalism to exploit that labor unfairly. A worker earning a company €1, gets only a very small fraction of that money.
That’s literally the system we have now.
And we aren’t even getting into what kind of robot one owns and that these robots perform wildly different depending on the task at hand (factory robot, vacuum cleaner robot, anything in between, …)