Least Likely To Be Taken Over By Robots

These Are the Jobs Least Likely to Go to Robots

James Manyika, Michael Chui, and Mehdi Miremadi | July 11, 2016

Automation is often depicted in news articles and some academic literature as a titanic struggle between man and machine, in which the machine seems destined to win and the only question is how soon to schedule the medal ceremony. As automation in the workplace moves rapidly from science fiction to business fact, we believe the changes it will bring are more nuanced than a simple choice between human and robot. We have examined 2,000-plus work activities in every industry sector across the US economy. 

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