Job Automation Risk by metro area (home, live in, centers)

[ckhthankgod]

Here is a study by MIT in regards to Job Automation Risk and to which degree metros would be impacted by this: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/6...0c38-156241201


Any thoughts or surprises?


A similar article: https://www.citylab.com/life/2017/10...mation/542454/

[Serious Conversation]

Many small towns and rural areas don't have much of a skilled job base.

I live in a small town in northeast TN. We don't have a concentration of high-tech, high skilled jobs. Many jobs are low end - think retail, food service, home health aides, call centers, etc.

Those jobs are going to be vulnerable to automation. We aren't building that tech in small town America.

[BPt111]

25% of jobs in general in 10 years going be replace by computers and artificial intelligence