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TECHNOLOGYAug 3 · 17:41 UTCQUARTZScott Smith

Robotic farm workers won’t improve food prices or labor costs

The article discusses the introduction of robotic farm equipment designed to perform tasks like spraying, managing, and harvesting crops. It questions whether these robots will impact food prices or labor costs, suggesting they may not lead to improvements in these areas.

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