If amazon were to come in and say we are replacing 5000 workers with 50 robots and UPS left town then there would be reason to panic.

In a few years when these types of engineers either become plentiful or become obsoleted by the next generation of experts (perhaps robots), AI salaries will decline.

Their distribution centers are typically automated and running with very few employees, i read that they are implementing boxing robots to replace more people. 

AI seems going to replace almost everything, now in SF you see two-three phenomena: an empty office building in front of  self-driving car next to homeless with feces everywhere.I think SF is really the forefront of what's going to happen in future, less humanity and more robotics replacing human for nothing , a weird place to be LOL a sad place truly

Humans build properties, not robots, so it's possible that it was an honest mistake or worse someone cutting corners.

That is asking for a lawsuit and one I'm not entirely sure your insurer would protect you against, since there is probably some type of clause in there regarding negligence - and I would say letting an unattended robot with a 3000 RPM spinning blade wander around your common area is negligent.

On the labor front I see a perfect storm of Artificial Intelligence and robotics helping to topple our global economic "house of cards".An old book, I think by J.

From my experience, here is a safe process:1) ask for a cashier check for 1st month & deposit for the Move In to happen & avoid any issue2) mention in the lease the exact process in case of late fee, like:   - when payment is not received by due date + 1  this happens   - when payment is not received by due date + 2 this happens   3) Wires are much safer I use both venmo and direct bank transfer, I don't want mail issue BS...For your case, I would execute #2, you should act like a Robot, do not think, just execute the process.

If you really want handwritten, you can either hire someone, outsource, or use robots.

I've recently become inundated with calls for offers to purchase a property (none of my properties are currently for sale), and as a recipient, I find them to be an equal nuisance whether the call is a robot, scripted friendly message, or straight-to-voicemail.