Laid off by the pandemic, some workers find robots took their job

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Sad, but relevant quote from article:

"Robots could replace as many as 2 million more workers in manufacturing by 2025, Acemoglu found, contributing to wage inequality, a slowdown in labor demand, and an even higher share of GDP going to the owners of capital than labor."