Johnson & Johnson's 'Sedasys' is F.D.A. approved for administering (low level) anesthesia.

Anesthesiologists

Having been around since the 1960's, ATM's have long been doing the most basic of bank tellers duties - doling out money and checking account levels.

Bank Tellers

Longquan temple in China has developed a Buddhist monk-bot that can move around under its own power, chant mantras and hold a simple conversation.

Buddhist Monks

A trial starting this year will see a fleet of 'farmbot' robots monitoring cattle on a remote cattle station at Supplejack Downs in the Northern Territory, Australia. The robots will be trained to herd and check the health of the animals (using thermal vision and gait analysis), as well as monitor the quality of the pasture.

Cattle Farmers

A computer cluster called Iamus can not only create original compositions in the style of existing composers but also in it's own unique style - and don't underestimate the compositions - the London Symphony Orchestra were surprised by the quality of the piece they played.

Composers

From wok tossing robots to Sereneti kitchen, robots are chopping and stirring like never before.

Chefs

Avoiding pesticides, this robot zaps weeds with lazers, while your actual crop is untouched!

Farm Hands (Specifically, weed pullers)

The advent of Open Banking has made it possible to enlist apps like Snoop to keep an eye on our financial transactions and give personalised money saving suggestions.

Financial Advisors

OK - This is the opposite of robots taking over; more like fake it 'til you make it - having people do tasks that might otherwise fall under the AI umbrella. People taking back jobs that were previously taken by robots! Viva la re-revolution.

HumanLambdas -  A new mechanical turk

A technology called E-Discovery means that software has taken over the painstaking job of reviewing written material before court cases; which can sometimes amount to millions of documents.

Lawyers

Pepper the robot is heading for classrooms in England to train scientists and employees for the tech industry.

Lecturers

Addidas have stepped up a notch from their 2017 robot run factory, they’re now exploring the low-level geometry of running shoes with a shoe-spinning robot.

Shoemakers

One of the earliest examples of mass electronic automation is the telephone exchange, it's already passed out of the scope of living memory!

Telephone Operators

The script for this short movie was written in collaboration with a chatbot... I've seen worse on the small screen!

Script Writers

Vending machines are replacing kiosk style street stalls. They range from your common-or-garden cola machine to some that are bigger than a corner shop.

Street Vendors

The new 'Stretch' single-armed robot from Boston-Dynamics is a dab hand at shifting boxes around warehouses.

Warehouse Workers

On the theme of robots and AI taking over peoples' jobs; let's see how they're doing. 
⭐ 19th April - The latest edition is a robot that forms a shoe as a spider would spin a web!

Robots have already stolen your job...

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