"Rethinking Humanoid Robots: The Rise of Electric Atlas"

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The idea of humanoid robots like Rosey the Robot from The Jetsons may be turning into a nightmare as Boston Dynamics unveils its latest droid, Atlas, designed for commercial use. While robotics have a place in our homes, the question arises whether we need all-capable, human-like bots to handle everyday chores. The author argues for simpler, specialized robots that do one or two related jobs well, emphasizing the potential hazards and complexities of humanoid robots in domestic settings.
Topics:business#artificial-intelligence#boston-dynamics#household-appliances#robotics#smart-home#technology
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