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A robot doesn't have to do something better than a human to succeed; it just has to do it well enough for us to accept the trade-off. A good example is robot v
by lagadu 9y ago
A robot doesn't have to do something better than a human to succeed; it just has to do it well enough for us to accept the trade-off.
A good example is robot vacuum cleaners: I have had one for a few years now and it's easily the best purchase I've ever made: it doesn't vacuum as well as we do but it does it everyday which is something I'm absolutely unwilling to do. Having it in my home greatly reduced the amount of time we had to dedicate to cleaning the floor and dusting non-floor surfaces (it turns out that daily vacuuming the floor has a huge impact in the amount of dust collected everywhere else).