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So long, salad bar: Grocers get creative, consider robots to revive prepared food
The deli and prepared food areas that used to draw traffic to stores and differentiate grocers have fallen from favor as customers worry about the spread of the coronavirus, cook more from scratch and try to limit their time in stores.
Grocers are trying to revive those parts of the store with new approaches. At Publix, salad bars and hot bars have reopened, but employees dish out each item. Wegmans moved hummus, olives and more behind a counter where cheese shop employees fill orders. And at Texas-based H-E-B, some coolers carry prepared meals from local restaurants and a former food bar became an ice chest of beers.
Robotic waiter makes some restaurant customers recoil
San Francisco will allow police to deploy robots that kill
San Francisco will allow police to deploy robots that kill
San Francisco changes course amid public outrage
Man a ‘little traumatized’ by security guard beatdown in subway
Neighbors remain concerned over triple deadly shooting in Palm Springs
Suspect held after another California mass shooting
8 people shot, 1 killed at gas station
New York City to introduce robot dogs 
New York City to introduce robot dogs
A Florida restaurant chain says staff got bigger tips after it hired a robot
Are gay, erotic robot companions the future of equality?
Are gay, erotic robot companions the future of equality?
An Italian tennis player has blamed humid weather conditions for a series of anti-gay outbursts
Food truck tires slashed after attending Pride event in North Carolina, owner says
Nathan Chen apologises for saying figure skating is a “homosexual-dominated sport”
R. KELLY TO JUDGE Nix McDonald's Evidence ... JURY MIGHT BE ANTI-LGBT!!!
Gay couple pushed into oncoming traffic in horrifying attack
Christian with rock threatens gay city official with stoning in public meeting
Sex robot with ‘bionic penis’ that can be programmed gay is coming soon
Sex robot with ‘bionic penis’ that can be programmed gay is coming soon
Machines can do most of a psychologist’s job. The industry must prepare for disruption
Economists largely agree. One of the most wide-ranging and influential surveys of the future of employment, by Oxford economists Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael Osborne, rated the probability that psychology could be automated in the near future at a mere 0.43%. This work was initially carried out in 2013 and expanded upon in 2019.
We are behavourial scientists studying organisational behaviour, and one of us (Ben Morrison) is also a registered psychologist. Our analysis over the past four years shows the idea psychology cannot be automated is now out of date.
Psychology already makes use of many automated tools, and even without significant advances in AI we foresee significant impacts in the very near future.
Machines can do most of a psychologist’s job. The industry must prepare for disruption
Bodybuilder may spend holidays alone after sex-doll wife is ‘broken’
But, alas, dear Margo has apparently broken down — possibly spoiling the couple’s yuletide plans, according to the Daily Star.
The kooky bodybuilder from Kazakhstan, who tied the knot with the rubber doll after an eight-month courtship, now has to wait to see if her broken bits can be fixed on time.
Bodybuilder may spend holidays alone after sex-doll wife is ‘broken’
Study Shows People Prefer Robot Over Their Boss: 6 Ways To Be A Leader People Prefer
It’s important to know the issues plaguing employees are significant. In a just-released global study involving more than 12,000 people across 11 countries by Oracle and Workplace Intelligence, 78% of people reported their mental health had been negatively affected during the pandemic. In addition, people said stress, anxiety and depression were reducing their productivity (42%) and increasing poor decision making (40%).
And interestingly, 68% say when they have stress or anxiety at work, if given a choice between a robot or their boss, they would rather talk to a robot than their own manager. While the results may not indicate our future managers will all be robots, they do illustrate important ways leaders can improve and support their employees.
Study Shows People Prefer Robot Over Their Boss: 6 Ways To Be A Leader People Prefer
US ARMY SCIENTIST BRAGS THAT HE’S TRYING TO BUILD THE BAD GUY FROM “TERMINATOR 2” 
Frank Gardea, an aerospace engineer at the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s (CCDC) Army Research Laboratory, is leading a project to develop robotics out of flexible, self-repairing and self-reconfiguring materials, according to Military.com.
Gardea envisions self-repairing drones and other uncrewed aircraft, but the ultimate goal is machines with the “reconfiguration characteristics of the T-1000 character in the Hollywood film, ‘Terminator 2,'” he said in a release.
US ARMY SCIENTIST BRAGS THAT HE’S TRYING TO BUILD THE BAD GUY FROM “TERMINATOR 2”
We need legislation against ‘killer robots,’ Human Rights Watch says 
For decades, robot thrillers such as “The Terminator,” “Blade Runner” and “Westworld” have warned viewers that our reliance on artificial intelligence is a real threat to civilization. Now, real-life researchers with the Human Rights Watch are sounding the alarm on potentially world-ending “killer robots,” according to a new report.
The message comes as part of their Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, which calls for a global ban on “fully autonomous weapons.”
We need legislation against ‘killer robots,’ Human Rights Watch says