<ul><li>Amazon Robotics has deployed more than 750,000 robots globally to automate tasks in its warehouses.</li><li>Chief Technologist Tye Brady believes robots help workers become more efficient and safe.</li><li>AI advancements have significantly enhanced the potential of robotics in warehouse operations.</li><li>Amazon aims to improve the safety and performance of frontline workers through technology.</li><li>The company's robotics push could lead to up to $10 billion in annual savings by 2030.</li><li>Brady emphasizes the importance of humans' 'common sense,' stating it can't be automated.</li><li>Amazon manufactures its own drive units for robots, creating jobs and promoting local sourcing.</li><li>The company's robotics efforts extend to delivery promises, storage, sorting, and last-mile deliveries.</li><li>Brady highlights the collaboration between humans and robots to enhance productivity.</li><li>Amazon's investment in physical AI and robotics is expected to transform various industries beyond e-commerce.</li></ul>

Amazon Robotics chief technologist discusses AI, warehouse jobs, and how human 'common sense' will always be needed

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