Walls with FBR Robot Hadrian X

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If you now have better solutions to counteract the shortage of nursing staff, feel free to share them.
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That would be too much off-topic now :)

The robot listens to Schimi1791

It should listen to me though ... :cool:

Soon "Siri" or "Alexa" will also take over the psychological care of patients because the patients have a well-being probability(?).

If it works provenly (cures patients permanently) why not?

If we further advance robotics, we gain time for what matters most, and that is people. If we then also tax robot performance or productivity instead of human labor, we gain financial resources for non-productive work by humans for humans and make it more affordable. It is not the technology that determines how things will turn out, but the way we use it for ourselves.

If we push robotics further, we gain time for what really matters, and that is people.
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So ... if one wants to put it provocatively, advances in robotics and technology do not only bring blessings to humanity. A prominent example is mobile phones (especially) among children.

Furthermore: See civilization diseases ...

And if we continue to push robotics and AI, soon, for example, robots will be sitting in the "court" judging humans?

And if grandma soon requires care, we will send her a "Pepper" robot to the house, which is more convenient. Of course, one can point out that a "Pepper" in the household can be helpful for support, to allow people to stay (longer) in their familiar environment. However, for that, there are (still) care services (still) with humans.

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but the way we use them for ourselves.

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If we push robotics further, we gain time for what really matters, and that is people. If we then also tax robot performance or productivity instead of human labor, we gain financial resources for non-productive work by people for people and make it more affordable. It is not the technology that determines how things will turn out, but the way we use it for ourselves.

That was already the promise of the steam turbine,... it didn’t work back then either.