As robots start to take over retail, will there be any jobs left?

The world’s first robotized sales assistants were rolled out last month in California. They are nifty, cute — and terrifying.  Nicknamed OSHbots, the two machines cost $50,000 apiece, are five feet of plastic on wheels and carry built-in natural language processors, computers, product scanners and navigation tools.  Named after the Orchard Supply Hardware store where they work in San Jose, they greet customers, ask if they need help, identify items, then offer to guide them to the appropriate aisle without bumping into anyone or anything.

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