Let’s see how many robot jobs I can list.

Insurance sales reps: Can be done using website like geico.com .

Teachers: Can be done using online web courses.

Bank tellers: Can be done using ATMs and online/phone banking.

Cashiers: Can be done using self checkouts.

Manufacturing: Can be done though automated CNC machines.

Farming: Can be done using unmanned automated combine harvesters and tractors.

Taxis, trucks, delivery services, trains, planes, ships, space rockets, buses: Can be driven and piloted using unmanned automated vehicles.

Mining: Can be done using unmanned automated dump trucks and drilling machines.

Fast Food and Restaurant Industry: Can be done using interactive touch screen menus with little robots rolling up to your table.

Warehouses: Can be done using unmanned automated fork trucks to retrieve orders off the warehouse shelves.

Some of this explains why there’s at least 3 people applying for every available job opening, presently. I wonder what all these people are going to do for jobs in the future.

I suppose most people will need to be programs, so they can program all the automated machines. The problem is it only takes a handful of people to oversee hundreds, if not thousands, of machines.

Something’s definitely going to need changing in the future structure of our society. I can’t see billions of people being software programmers, engineers, doctors, scientists, researchers and developers.

There’s definitely going to be a lot of slums with people living off welfare or starving. Most people aren’t educated enough to fill the few remaining jobs, let alone enough non-robotic jobs to employ all these people.

Personally, I think climate change, famine, and economic collapse will hit most of us before all the robots take over our jobs.