robot economy

Tech

Robots Could Take Over Nearly 50 Percent of Jobs in Japan in the Next 20 Years

12.03.15

By Emiko Jozuka
Tech

What Life Will Look Like After the Robots Steal All Our Jobs

11.18.15

By Arielle Pardes
Tech

Robots Will Make Leeds the First Self-Repairing City

11.06.15

By Emiko Jozuka
Tech

How to Keep a Piece of the Pie After the Robots Take Our Jobs

02.17.15

By Victoria Turk
Tech

Your Lawyer May Soon Be an Algorithm

12.03.14

By Victoria Turk
Tech

Don’t Fear the Robots Taking Your Job, Fear the Monopolies Behind Them

06.19.14

By Victoria Turk

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Gaming

‘Beastieball’ Proves You Gotta Fight for Your Right to Volley (Early Access Impressions)

‘Beastieball’ flips the creature-collecting genre on its head and turns it into one of the freshest games available on the market.

11.26.24

By Shaun Cichacki
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Gaming

‘Genshin Impact’ Releases a Major, Enticing Update

‘Genshin Impact’ arrived on the Xbox recently, and with the transition came a major update for the popular game!

11.26.24

By Dwayne Jenkins
Screenshot: Nacon

Gaming

Black Friday 2024: 2023’s Most Underrated, Bloodiest, and Wildest Game Is at Its Lowest Price yet

For Black Friday this year, one of last year’s most unhinged, underrated games can be yours at an incredibly low price!

11.26.24

By Dwayne Jenkins
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Shopping

Shop the Best Mix And Match Home Decor Deals During The Joss & Main Black Friday Sale

Save up to 70% off on sofas, loungers, storage, and more.

11.26.24

By Natalli Amato
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Life

An Italian Volcano on Steroids Is Showing Signs of Life. It’s Probably Fine.

A supervolcano’s eruption can eject more than 1000 cubic kilometers of lava, ash, and other materials.

11.26.24

By Luis Prada