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It's the technology bill as being as revolutionary as the internet,

but there are fears that while artificial intelligence

could make our lives easier, it could come at the cost of many jobs around the world.

We've all kind of known that AI is coming for a lot of our jobs, but obviously when you combine

it with robotics, it's almost coming for a hell of a lot of jobs.

Developments in the AI space continue to dominate the headlines, and the amount of investment

being plowed into it

means that's unlikely to stop any time soon. But is AI an existential threat to humans or can it be

harnessed as a power for good? Right now we're on this crest of the wave of excitement. And I think

at the bottom of all this, if you can increase the productivity of the

world, the world will benefit. I'm Sam Clack, and on this edition of Business Daily, I'll be taking

you behind the headlines to hear from some of the leading figures in the field, as we consider

the pros and cons of a technology which could well shape our lives for many years to come.

More than 4,000 of the world's leading robotics and AI companies

and researchers are here at London's huge Excel Centre

for the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, or ICRA.

23 countries are represented here,

and there's a bewildering array of exhibits from humanoid robots to

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