Don't underestimate a robot who can actually think. In many cases physical labor is about having closed-visual-feedback-loop (hand-eye-coordination) robots that

Don't underestimate a robot who can actually think. In many cases physical labor is about having closed-visual-feedback-loop (hand-eye-coordination) robots that are extremely sample-efficient to train up to useful skill, and still (but not necessarily extremely so) sample efficient to train to near their maximum performance at that task. They can even do multi-modal transfer learning: have deviations from a previously learned process explained in words it's diagrams, then start directly zero-shot-like at a performance level that won't waste ingredients, with all the normal learning speed aspects still remaining.