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When will YOUR job be taken by a robot? As Elon Musk insists AI will mean no one has to work, experts reveal the careers that could be replaced IMMEDIATELY - and those that will face the chop in the future

MailOnline takes a look at the professions where AI already has a foothold, as well as the posts in the UK which could be replaced in 10 and 20 years time. ....

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Will a robot take YOUR job? Interactive tool reveals the risk

Researchers from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne recently developed an interactive tool that reveals which jobs are most and least likely to be taken by robots. ....

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Robots in the workplace contribute to burnout, fears about job insecurity and incivility

A new study from the National University of Singapore has warned against robots in the workplace, amid fears they contribute to burnout, fears about job insecurity and incivility. ....

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Will a robot take YOUR job? Scientists reveal the jobs at highest risk

Researchers from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have revealed which jobs are most and least likely to be taken by robots. ....

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Neuropsychologists call for elimination of race-norming in clinical tests following NFL concussion controversy

Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images(NEW YORK) The American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychologists (AACN), the professional organization that sets standards and practices for the field of neuropsychology, has called for "the elimination of race as a variable in demographically-based normative test interpretation," the controversial practice widely known as race-norming. The move comes amid a firestorm of criticism following an ABC News investigation of alleged racial bias in the National Football League's landmark concussion settlement program. ABC News uncovered emails and data suggesting race-based adjustments to former players' cognitive test scores made it more difficult for Black former players to qualify for compensation from the league for head injuries sustained on the field of play. In a position statement provided to ABC News, the AACN acknowledged fundamental flaws with race-norming and signaled its support for the development of new testing p ....

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