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Pew: Split views on robots’ employment benefits

By Connor Radnovich
Published August 6, 2014 4:31pm ET
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Pew: Split views on robots’ employment benefits
WASHINGTON (AP) — Robots and artificial intelligence could either kill low-skill jobs or create new types of work over the next decade. They also could have very little impact at all. That’s according to 1,900 respondents to a new survey released Wednesday by Pew Research Center’s Internet Project and Elon University’s Imagining the Internet Center. […]

WASHINGTON (AP) — Robots and artificial intelligence could either kill low-skill jobs or create new types of work over the next decade.

They also could have very little impact at all.

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