Dr. Rami Haddad, an engineering professor at Georgia Southern University, identifies key industries at risk in Savannah, stating, "A lot of manufacturing industries are looking into AI integration.

In countries with low unemployment and booming manufacturing production, a labor shortage has already accelerated automation and increased use of robotics—not to replace people, but because ...

But AI in manufacturing ... and frees skilled workers to focus on high-value tasks. The manufacturers who succeed won’t be the ones rushing to replace employees with automation.

Agriculture, manufacturing ... as a way to replace people,” Muro said. “But there may be a more productive route in which automation functions as a complement to human workers.” ...

Elon Musk, a top donor and adviser to Trump, has touted humanoid robots as a future growth area for electric-carmaker Tesla. ...

according to one employee at an iPhone manufacturing partner. The Information also points to a pair of acquisitions that have helped Apple’s supply chain automation efforts, including DarwinAI.

The report continues by stating that automation could cause economic activity, like the manufacturing industry ... How do we protect human workers and our economy from automation?

One of the many contradictory explanations of the Trump tariffs is that this will bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.

Automation has reduced the need for human labour in the production process of the garment sector by nearly 31 percent by mostly replacing helpers ... and Its Impact on Workers".