Sentence examples for of human labour from inspiring English sources
There are hundreds of hours of human labour too.
But all the predictions lead to the same place: the obsolescence of human labour.
Alexa isn't the only AI service that relies on heavy use of human labour.
Like Hegel, Marx understood history as the story of human labour and struggle.
For Karl Marx, money ultimately represented the value of human labour, of those energies through which we create the world.
I'm being kept alive by the contributions of so many currents of human labour, thought, struggle, desire, imagination.
Later machines, he noted, weren't necessarily new inventions; they only replicated the work already being done by humans, but cut down on the amount of human labour-power required; all our sophisticated robotics is just a faint echo of the whip and the chains of ancient slave societies.
"In summary, I think a 'carnivore diet' is inappropriate for human health, bad for the health of our planet, abusive of the human labour force that handles the preparation of meat, abusive of animal rights and welfare," he said.
As Sam Dobbs, the grizzled prospector in John Huston's 1948 classic noted: "An ounce of gold, mister, is worth what it is because of the human labour that went into the findin' and the gettin' of it".
However, he also stressed that for many types of "commodity" requests, hinting that flight booking is one of them, human labour potentially introduces more mistakes than it eliminates and slows down the process — something that messaging-happy users don't have much tolerance for.
Consider that 60 billion of these birds are slaughtered every year, resulting in an abundant source of cheap food, and that this work necessitates a vast pool of cheap human labour.
