It's not just factories. A.I is coming for white-collar jobs too, new study says.

When you think about automation, there's a good chance you think about robots in a factory or a warehouse. That's partially because a lot of automation that is starting to be utilized more and more has to do with robotics. However, as a new report from the Brookings Institute explains, it's not just blue collar jobs associated with physical labor that are under threat. Developments in robotics will contribute to the loss of largely blue-collar jobs, but will also AI threaten the high-paying jobs many of us are striving to one day obtain, according to the report. Robert Maxim, a research associate in the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings, tells Inverse automation is going to impact pretty much every kind of job.