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Rise of the machines

Just as those who made a living from horse and cart found themselves in a spot of bother when the Ford Model T was introduced, today’s labour force will have to make way for robots and computers that do tasks faster and more efficiently than humans.

These are the inevitable costs of progress. They will take place at an unknown pace and affect industries,agesand genders

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