My thesis is that this could lead to a booming market for “pink-collar” service jobs. A significant latent demand exists for more and better services in develop

My thesis is that this could lead to a booming market for “pink-collar” service jobs. A significant latent demand exists for more and better services in developed countries. For instance, upper-middle-class and middle-class individuals in countries like India and Thailand often have access to better services in restaurants, hotels, and households compared to their counterparts in rich nations. Elderly care and health services are two particularly important sectors where society could benefit from allocating a larger workforce. Many others will have roles to play building, maintaining, and supervising robots. Despite rapid advances, they will not be as dexterous, reliable, and generally capable as adult humans for many years to come. (See: Moravec's paradox).