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Bionic help: Robots are now used at the Ipoh Central Market to carry out jobs normally done by humans such as cleaning the floor, lifting items and picking up rubbish. — File photo

SOON, whatever jobs that can be automated will be automated.

But just because automation happens does not mean it is the end of the world, said Taylor’s University deputy vice-chancellor and chief academic officer Prof Dr Pradeep Nair.

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