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Automated box packing will replace human workers, with 24 roles disappearing for each warehouse facility having one of these robots installed.

Mainly because the technology isn't ready yet.

A recent study predicts automation will eliminate 73 million jobs by 2030. If you're worried, you should be.

By taking inspiration from origami, this robot gripper can safely pick up and hold delicate objects while at the same time lift more than 100x its own weight.

With automation and convenience taking up the restaurant space, the restaurants are looking at providing best services to its customers'

Machines alone cannot replace humans in everything. Reason: We're unbeatable in dynamic milieus and open-ended tasks.

Northeastern University president Joseph Aoun outlines a plan to save humanity's role in the workplace.

You have to be vigilant to make sure your poll results are real, not driven by a hired botnet.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

Serve looks a bit like Wall-E, but for bringing your lunch to the office.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

This will all be fine.

Tech will empower, not replace, human beings.

'Avoid jobs that robots are good at' sounds like science fiction, but it's good advice for the future.

Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot has a new skill: parkour, the act of getting from point A to B in the fastest way possible. Watch as it hops over a large log before gracefully scaling three 15-inch offset platforms with ease.

The options are not mutually exclusive. Both can benefit you in different ways at different times.

AI is doing the jobs we don't want to do and the jobs we can't do, and improving the jobs we already do.

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By 2033, it's predicted that nearly half the country's jobs will be taken over by robots.

Zume wants to lead the conversation about robots and human labor.

Artificial intelligence is moving forward in these five important ways. Are you ready for it?