The impending rise of robots in the workforce is a reality we can no longer ignore.

As they take over more tasks, it's time they start contributing to our social welfare systems, too.

In an era where birth rates are declining and life expectancy is increasing, the traditional pension system is under threat.

Countries like Germany, with a pay-as-you-go pension system, are struggling as the burden on the working-age population becomes unsustainable.

But it's not just Germany facing this challenge; it's a global issue.

With fewer people in the workforce and more retirees needing support, the current system is on the brink of collapse.

However, robots aren't just part of the problem; they can also be part of the solution.

As automation increases, robots can help fill the gaps left by a shrinking workforce.

But this also means that more value is being generated by machines, without them contributing to social welfare systems like pensions.

So who should foot the bill?

One solution could be to tax the value created by robots.
After all, as automation increases, everyone should benefit, not just those who own the machines.

Another option is to make everyone a stakeholder in the automated economy.

By distributing the wealth generated by automation more evenly, we can ensure that everyone benefits.

#BlockchainTechnology could play a crucial role in this new paradigm.

By using blockchain to track and distribute the value created by robots, we can ensure that everyone has a stake in the automated economy.