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thats not likely to change.The historically strong labor market means employees arent feeling the pinch like they might have in years past.

gaining ground in ways that will have a major impact on labor markets.Over 55% of global manufacturers report now having ten or more robots in their facilities.Nitat Termmee/Moment/Getty ImagesThe past couple of years has seen an unprecedented surge in the adoption of robots by a variety of sectors.

but also probably a temporary and transitional phenomenon.Most manufacturers (57%) believe that robots are not directly replacing workers but rather working alongside them and freeing human workers up to do more skilled and less repetitive work.

and how do you become one? How Adobe manages AI ethics concerns while fostering creativity 6 ways OpenAI just supercharged ChatGPT for free users What does that mean for humans? And given the longstanding fears of the impact of robots on employees.

Robots are very definitely encroaching in a variety of sectors.And theres no guarantee that the liberal and leftist groups will make good use of the narrow opportunity they have been given.

I saw some announce their intention to blame Green Party candidate Jill Stein for any poor showing by Clinton regardless of how well Stein might perform.on what basis could they possibly criticize God-Emperor Trump?WORTHY OF SCORN BUT PERHAPS NOT BLAMEGeeksAs with Brexit.

the whole umbrella of progressive causes the Democratic Party claims to represent has emerged weaker than ever from this election.As much as I relish the chance to rub salt in the gaping flesh wound Trump left across the belly of data journalism.