Most workers would let a robot boss them around. Would you?

FOX Business hits the streets to find out if people are truly ready to embrace robots at their job. Despite reports of people fearing robots will soon take their jobs, a majority of people say they are ready and willing to embrace them and even take orders from them at work, according to a new study released on Thursday. Oracle and research firm Future Workplace teamed up and polled more than 1,300 employees and human resource leaders about the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) at work and were surprised to find that most people are looking forward to embracing the technology soon. "It turns out that workers see a lot of potential in AI making both their personal and professional lives better not worse," Dan Schawbel, research director at Future Workplace and author of "Back to Human," tells FOX Business. Of those polled, many workers view AI as a way to eliminate routine tasks, increase their productivity and create a better employee experience overall.