>The surprising part is that humans are (at least for now) generally very accepting of and engaged with the robots/AI performing these tasks Do you have a concr

>The surprising part is that humans are (at least for now) generally very accepting of and engaged with the robots/AI performing these tasks Do you have a concrete example/case study for that? I vividly remember a documentary about caring robot in Japan. They are there to talk with old people. In fact general health of the people interacting with those robots is better. But the people don't accept it and are sad that they have to talk to a robot.