Rise of the robots: Beginning of a jobless future?

Computer programmers, journalists, receptionist, even priests are now poised to be replaced by robots at their jobs.

Update: 2017-06-03 07:35 GMT

Apa's comments come in the wake of a letter signed by more than 100 leading robotic experts urging the United Nations to ban the development of killer military robots, or autonomous weapons.

Robot waiter: A restaurant in Pakistan, Multan pizzeria, has a robot for serving customers. (Photo: Dawn)

Robot priest BlessU-2, introduced in Germany last month, gives blessings to people in five languages and beam lights from it hands. (Photo: YouTube)

Robot Journalist Xian Nan, made its debut in Germany earlier this year. The robot took a second to finish a 300-character-long article.(Photo: YouTube)

Pepper, the humanoid robot programmed, begun working at two Belgium hospital as a receptionist. The robot has a screen on his chest and a round head. It is the world's first robot to be used to greet people in a medical setting. (Photo: AZ Damiaan Hospital)

Computer programmers, journalists, receptionist, even priests are now poised to be replaced by robots at their jobs.

Rise of the robots: Beginning of a jobless future?

Computer programmers, journalists, receptionist, even priests are now poised to be replaced by robots at their jobs.

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