Tagged With Automation

AI could bring a fresh surge in China's economic growth, outpacing the US -- partly because Beijing is 'so concerned about social stability'

Paul Colgan

Half a million NHS jobs could be slashed in plans by Theresa May's former policy chief

Adam Bienkov

Now we have a robot builder that can hang plaster

Peter Farquhar

The GoGet co-founder's mission to turn plastic waste found on beaches into reading glasses is ramping up

Sarah Kimmorley

RISE OF THE ROBOT BUTCHERS: Inside the transformation of Australia's meat industry and the threat to human jobs

Peter Farquhar

China is moving ahead with a huge robot farming pilot that could one day put many of the country's 250 million farmers out of work

Peter Kotecki

Why bathroom sensors suck

Kara Chin, Noah Friedman, María Soledad González Romero

Walmart is building a home for grocery-shopping robots next to one of its stores — and it offers a glimpse into the company's automated future

Hayley Peterson

How a jobs guarantee or basic income could protect Americans from automation and stagnating wages

Brooks Rainwater

An executive behind Amazon’s massive warehouse fulfillment operation has moved to a vertical farming startup

Leanna Garfield

Robots are already working in fast-food restaurants — here's exactly what they're doing right now

Rachel Premack

The San Francisco housing market is so absurd that restaurants are putting diners to work because they can't afford to pay waiters

Melia Robinson

Shake Shack is testing its high-tech ordering kiosks in more restaurants across the country. Here's what they're like to use.

Jessica Tyler

Robots could help Australia's banks cut 40,000 jobs over the next decade

Paul Colgan

Robots could replace as many as 10,000 jobs at Citi's investment bank

Will Martin

This futuristic cafe relies on robots to take your order and make your coffee -- no human interaction required

Katie Canales

Tesla close to hitting a key Model 3 production goal -- but Elon Musk says the the process has been 'hellish'

Troy Wolverton

Las Vegas casinos prepare to hemorrhage $10 million a day as their workers, fearing their jobs will be replaced by robots, get ready to go on strike

Zoë Bernard

The world's working-age population is set for a slowdown -- here's what that could mean for the global economy

Gina Heeb

A Melbourne manufacturer just fired up the world's largest 3D metal printer

Peter Farquhar