Tax any and all Robotic functions that reduce the ability for any human to produce income

Every robotic function reduces employment and ability for individuals to earn income. As additional technology increases the use and expansion of robots in the workplace Humans will have less and less ability to earn income and pay taxes into social security and medicare. Each robotic function, small or large, should be taxed based on the impact upon loss of worker income. This tax should be set aside for those facing retirement without adequate work history. This will bolster Social security for generations to come. It will also assist in the retention of our real work force. All current robotics in the workplace should be analyzed and rated then taxed accordingly.