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technology is constantly advancing making it to where AI can start doing check out lines and concierge

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Robots are most common in warehouses for companies like amazon

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Creativity is not something that can be taken over

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lower skill jobs are at more risk of being taken over than the higher skilled jobs

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36 millions jobs are at high risk of being taken over by automation

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Robots cant actually take everyones jobs

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Most jobs will change somewhat as machines take over routine tasks, but a majority of U.S. workers will be able to adapt to that shift without being displaced.

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"But with new advances in artificial intelligence, it’s not just industrial and warehouse robots that will alter the American workforce. "

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" it’s likely that automation will happen more swiftly during the next economic downturn. "

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Muro said "the timeline for the changes could be “a few years or it could be two decades.

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"Jobs will be enriched and elevated by AI and machine learning"

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"Machine learning technology can transform many jobs in the economy, but full automation will be less significant "

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"there is no shortage of angst when it comes to the impact of AI on jobs"

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"instead of pondering how jobs will be wiped out, people need to focus on "the redesign of jobs and re-engineering of business processes."

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"A one-time cost of purchasing robots—in the long run—is much cheaper than having tens of thousands of people on the corporate payroll."

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"Walmart’s deployment of robots is all about cutting costs. Humans are a big expense for major global corporations"

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"For example, for a person who unloads boxes off of a delivery truck or stocks shelves, the odds are high that he lacks a college degree and doesn’t  possess other marketable skills."

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the government will have to come up with a solution for the human jobs lost, possibly a universal income.

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most jobs that robots are able to do are not very skillful jobs, meaning that the workers will not have anything else to do.

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Robots do not need days off, sick days, health care, benefits or a salary.

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Robots are worth the investment in the long run, the buying price is worth not paying for thousands of workers over the years.

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AI technology is projected to take over 800 million jobs around the world by 2030

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Walmart is buying robots to do jobs like scanning shelf inventory and boxes

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"Instead of worrying about job losses, executives should be helping to reduce jobs in which AI and machine learning take over boring tasks, while humans spend more time with higher-level tasks."

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"The report, published Thursday, says roughly 36 million Americans hold jobs with “high exposure” to automation — meaning at least 70 percent of their tasks could soon be performed by machines using current technology"

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"The robots will take the place of humans and engage in routine tasks, such as scanning shelf inventory and boxes as they arrive at the stores. "