These sources examine various aspects of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs). One document focuses on the historical transformation from human bank tellers to ATMs and the resulting shift in banking jobs, noting a change in roles rather than a net increase in overall employment. Another source investigates the factors influencing ATM deployment in commercial banks in Ethiopia, identifying bank size, profitability, and deposit ratio as statistically significant determinants. The final source explores the microbial communities present on ATM keypads in New York City, analyzing the types and origins of bacteria and eukaryotes found on these frequently touched surfaces and suggesting that they reflect a mix of human, environmental, and potentially food-related microbes.
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