"This is not the kind of manufacturing that's going to bring back millions of jobs. Because the industries we're talking about like semiconductors, lithium refining, AI infrastructure, those are all very high-skilled high-tech industries. In some cases, they'll require PhDs and robotics engineers. They will be mostly automated systems that are going to do most of the work humans used to do. So even if we do build more factories, they will be filled not with people but with robots. You might see a ribbon cutting ceremony or two and maybe a couple thousand new jobs, but they will never offset what will be lost to automation and AI."
By Andrei Jikh | October 13, 2025 | Pending
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New manufacturing in high-tech industries (semiconductors, lithium refining, AI) will not create millions of jobs, as factories will be largely automated, and new jobs will not offset those lost to automation and AI.

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