@Michael Bowman works in the Charlotte area, so he might be able to provide some info about that end of NCGreensboro is third most likely city to lose jobs to robots, so I wouldn't go there  :)http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/morning_call/2016/02/reportraleigh-among-top-cities-with-jobs-least.html#i1

I'm venting here... does anyone know of a bank that uses a robot for underwriting?

(She was talking about the robotics I am involved in).So then I asked her,  (because she was trying to sell it to us for  since july, but we get SO many leads about 50% get lost in emails we never even open... she was adamant to sell it to just us)...So I asked her How did you find us?

Ps: she also took a week vacation during(I only found out from an robot email) and although they said i'd receive a replacement agent, I didn't.2.

Oh you mean the "Virtual Tours" Which are all of the pictures you can scroll through at your own pace, But instead set to some dopey music and if you are really lucky a robotic voice that reads off the public remarks while it goes through?

This forum seems to be run by robots, there doesn’t seem to be actual humans here.  

IGMS or Smartbnb to send your robot messages Google calendars for your house keeper (same links as the first sync I mentioned) Mylodgetax.com to pay your monthly taxes which, yes, you must pay.

The trust and bond are there and they know I'll jump over a mountain for them.Could agents be replaced in the future with AI, robots, and self-driving cars? 

Robotics a long way off too unfortunately.

We'd have to build a mostly self sustaining infrastructure of robots that can manage the data centers.To protect our real estate on Mars against jealous governments and corporations that will eventually realize what we're doing, we'll need an army of drones that have plenty of ammo and good deep learning AI algorithms to respond to threats.