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09/02/2021

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On September 2, 1969, America’s first automatic teller machine (ATM) makes its public debut, dispensing cash to customers at Chemical Bank in Rockville Centre,

10/20/2020

With the proliferation of ATM's in the mid-1990s, many predicted there would be no need for bank tellers in 20 years. Others saw ATM's as co-bots—or, robots working alongside humans and taking away the mundane tasks of accepting and dispensing cash. Many tellers moved from behind the glass to focus on customer service and up-selling mortgages and investment products. Automation led to fewer tellers per branch, as did mobile banking, but other factors—such as banking deregulation—led to an increase in branches. The upshot? We have more bank tellers now than we did in pre-ATM days.