JD.com founder Richard Liu said robots will take over manual delivery work, but humans will be needed to maintain and troubleshoot them.
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JD.com robots will replace its 700,000 couriers
Robots will replace 700K delivery workers, warns head of e-commerce giant
JD.com founder says delivery workers will no longer be needed in future · TechNode
Los robots sustituir�n a 700.000 repartidores, advierte el CEO de JD.com
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The founder of JD.com expects it to happen 'sooner or later.'
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