@VraserX: Humanoid robots will become socially acceptable much faster than people expect. Nobody cares if the warehouse worker is…
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The author argues that humanoid robots will gain social acceptance quickly, especially in warehouse roles where consumers prioritize cost and speed over human labor.
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Humanoid robots will become socially acceptable much faster than people expect.
Nobody cares if the warehouse worker is human when their package arrives cheaper and faster.
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