Top 6 Jobs That Will Be Lost To Robots

Astronauts

Through a partnership with General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), NASA’s Robonaut2 is the latest example of android technology. Equipped with a wide array of sensors and dexterous five fingered hands, it will initially handle menial jobs such as cleaning the International Space Station and assisting humans in space operations.

However, it could one day venture outside the station to help space-walkers make repairs or perform scientific work, according to NASA. Astronauts will still exist. But imagine the possibilities of space research if we are able to develop robots that can actually perform duties that humans cannot do in space. This is not as far in the future as we may think, since robots have been used by NASA for a long time.