Americans think robots will start taking people’s jobs in the next five years — but not their jobs. That’s the finding of a new nationwide survey, shared exclusively with Semafor, by advisory firm Breakwater Strategy and YouGov. It offers an early snapshot of Americans’ attitudes toward robots in various corners of everyday life. Most people would be comfortable with robots working in grocery store stock rooms or loading docks, where they’re out of sight. Public sentiment toward robots will probably improve as deployments ramp up beyond pilot programs.