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#19 未来編：ヒューマノイドで集落はどう変わる？ episode artwork

EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 31 MIN

#19 未来編：ヒューマノイドで集落はどう変わる？

from Waraji Radio · host Kan Gyo Commons

前回に引き続き今回は未来編。ヒューマノイドの登場で、久比などの農山漁村地域はどのように変わるのかについて語りました。そもそもヒューマノイドってなぁに？、ヒューマノイドの歴史、一変する労働市場、消滅する集落、ヒューマノイドを用いた郷土料理の味の保存、レジャー化する仕事、ヒューマノイドが暮らす集落に人間が里帰りをするなど。画像は、AIに生成してもらったヒューマノイドが農業をする様子。

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