Will AI-powered robots really steal my job?

Currently Clearpath has around 600 clients and brings in "eight figures" in revenue. Its robots are working on production lines for companies including Toyota, Caterpillar and General Electric and sell for around £50-100,000. They are powered by machine learning algorithms which enable the robots to teach themselves how to perform tasks and build up intelligence as they work. So far, Gariepy assures me, there have been no incidents to speak of. Rather than resent them, Gariepy insists their human colleagues have afforded the robots names – Rosie, Robbie and R2D2 are particularly popular – and even ascribed them personalities.