When AI and robots work together, Anthropic says these jobs are at risk. Should gardeners worry?
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Robotics research is moving the automation frontier from screen work into physical, repetitive tasks—logistics, cleaning, basic maintenance—while messy, unstructured jobs like gardening stay safer for now. If you run a labor-heavy operation, your near-term exposure is in standardized workflows, not bespoke field work.
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