1.The overwhelming message," says Geoff Colvin, seems to be that no one is safe. Technological unemployment... . may finally be here. But even if that's true... . it will also be true that, as always, technology is making some skills more valuable and others less so... . Which skills will be the winners? Colvin supplies at least one answer to his own question: "It just seems common sense that the skills that computers can't acquireforming emotional bonds, making human judgmentswill be valuable." Thomas Davenport agrees: "It's probably not a bad idea," he suggests, "to improve your human-relationship skills."