Robots Won't Steal All the Jobs (But They Will Take Some)  Since
the early days of science fiction, man has worried that robots
would eventually take their jobs. So far, the news seems to be
mixed -- sometimes robots giveth jobs and sometimes they taketh
them away. But certain low-paying occupations are more at risk
for robotic replacement than others.   (Photo Credit:
seanmcmenemy/Flickr)  1. Farm Workers  InformationWeek recently
ran a roundup of jobs that will most likely be replaced by
automation -- someday -- including farm workers. The robots that
replace them look like Wall-E, and it's hard to believe they're
cheaper than human agricultural workers, who earn as little as
earn as little as $2,500 a year.  2. Store Clerks  NBC News
points out that this is happening already: when was the last
time you saw a pharmacy or a grocery store without a self-
checkout section, or a bank without an ATM? Clerks earn median
salaries of $30,820 in the U.S. -- not as much as Kevin Smith
made making a movie about them, b