Chinese Robot Workers Also Have Probation Periods🤣

Even robots have to meet performance targets when they start working! A convenience store in Shanghai welcomed 6 humanoid robots for a 24-hour, non-stop internship evaluation. This workplace 'Steel Survival Battle' attracted over 2 million netizens watching online, and surprisingly, 2 robots were fired on the spot for performing too poorly! 📊 Incredible Performance During 24-Hour Crazy Overtime These interns went all out for 24 hours, showing astonishing output: • Total Tasks: Completed a cumulative total of 1730 daily chores. • Superhuman Feats: Greeted customers 683 times, picked up and delivered 369 items, brewed 147 cups of coffee, and served 126 meals. (Wondering what the average workload is for a convenience store in Taiwan 🤔) ❌ The Truth Behind the Elimination of Clumsy Robots Despite the impressive data, the reasons for the 2 robots being fired had the entire internet in stitches: • Slacking on the Job: The shelf-stocking robot lacked initiative, spending the whole day staring blankly in front of the shelves. • Abandoning Post: The cleaning robot found the trash can full late at night and then simply ran out of the store, searching for trash cans on the street, leading to its dismissal! I thought AI was here to steal our jobs, but instead, they demonstrated what 'precise elves, legal getaways' are all about! It seems robots have already mastered the profound art of being a 'salary thief.' Human office workers can rest easy; at least when we slack off, we know how to switch our windows back to Excel😂 (Source: CTWant)