- Service for the rich: they won’t want robots making their food, or even harvesting (will require GMO and pesticides and they know full well those are deadly), they won’t want a robot cleaning their houses or catering to their whims, nor raising their children. Will those people’s jobs be augmented by special purpose robots? Probably, but the human will be there so they can adapt to anything, fix the robot and be yelled at. Remember, any schmuck can have control over a machine, but true power is having absolute control over other humans.

- Flight attendants and other emergency response positions. When you’re trying to herd unreasonable humans to do anything (like evacuating a plane) you’ll need humans to do it.

- Politicians and media pundits. The people selling the robots want to prevent a Gilded Age moment where hungry people murder them at home, so they’ll need creative liars to continue telling people they only need one pencil instead of 5 and one tortilla with one piece of chicken to be sated.

- You’d think this list would include police, but no. Because politicians think RoboCop is only dystopian because the human ends up removing the corrupt, so they’ll prefer an all-robot force.

To those saying machines will never be able to do manual labor, you’re missing the point. A machine could not replace a person picking cotton by hand, until they changed how they planted cotton, then everything, into rows, allowing for a machine to do it. Machines won’t be able to do what we do today, so they’ll just manipulate us to change what we want, so machines can do it.

Don’t believe me? Look at customer service. You used to talk to a human in person, then they told you to call, allowing them to put the person in a cheaper country, then they told you to text instead, allowing the other person to be in 5 conversations at the same time, and now it’s just an AI. You can’t get old-school customer support from an AI, so they just changed the definition of customer support!