You Will Lose Your Job to a Robot—and Sooner Than You Think

3/23/2018

This article discusses the increasing automation of jobs and the potential impact on employment. It argues that many jobs currently done by humans are at risk of being replaced by robots and artificial intelligence in the near future. The article examines various industries and provides examples of job positions that have already been automated or are in the process of being automated. It also explores the potential consequences of widespread job automation, such as increased income inequality and societal disruption. The author emphasizes the need for society to adapt and find ways to address the challenges posed by automation in order to ensure a more equitable future.

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