Tweet theft: How AI will make you unemployed, even if you retrain as a data scientist
All the past week or two's best tech tweets stolen to order
Robots and artificial intelligence are increasingly becoming a common fixture of mainstream news and comment (ie: nonsense). But just as in pretty much every decade from the industrial revolution onwards...
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