> Regarding order pickers, I think that's just a question of economics. I think it will in effect be those tasks that are fully digital. Working in the physica

> Regarding order pickers, I think that's just a question of economics. I think it will in effect be those tasks that are fully digital. Working in the physical world is a much more expensive and libelous undertaking. So I believe the tipping point for most jobs to be replaced by AI will be when little or no physical action is required on the part of the actor. When a task is 100% digital inputs and outputs AI will be able to use that activity as a training set and replace most of those jobs fairly quickly. That is once AI matures to a point where it can be set up quickly and easily.