What many argue will happen is the loss of jobs in the middle of the market (admin and logistics, for example) but an increase in jobs that are IT related at the top of the market and a continuing...

What many argue will happen is the loss of jobs in the middle of the market (admin and logistics, for example) but an increase in jobs that are IT related at the top of the market and a continuing demand at the bottom end of the market for jobs that cannot be carried out by machines: care for the elderly and children, for example.