‘Robots are taking over’—a headline for the apocalypse, but if they’re only taking over the job sector, is it so bad? Robots are far more precise than humans, and if programmed correctly, are void of human error. Many companies are designing, or have already designed, robots that do tasks humans used to do, and remarkably well. You’ve undoubtedly heard of the Mars rover and other robots venturing into the cosmos so humans don’t have to. Now companies are designing robots to replace personal assistants, and even a handwriting robot that mimics your writing. The robot revolution is underway, we suggest going with it, and reaping the benefits.
Robots taking your job isn’t a bad thing
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