Somewhat simplistic observation:
Prior to the invention of the ATM a teller was employed to hand you some cash or take your deposit.
After the invention of the ATM a armored car employee is employed to fill the machine that hands you the cash or takes your deposits.
Seems like a wash to me. I'm willing to bet that with the millions of ATM's all over the country, there are more people hired to fill, empty, and maintain them, than tellers that have lost their jobs.
Therefore the ATM is actually a job creator not the other way around.