The more structured the task the sooner robots will be doing it. They've already eaten factory assembly where you do the same repetitive action every time. No

The more structured the task the sooner robots will be doing it. They've already eaten factory assembly where you do the same repetitive action every time. Now they're making their way into cleaning the floor, mowing the grass, cleaning up spills at stores, and (cough) putting items into boxes for online deliveries. Soon they'll probably be stocking shelves too. But a robot that can pick up your house the way a cleaning service can is probably the last thing we'll see before AGI.