Raw LLM Responses

I am sorry but this guy is wrong. His predictions are way too extreme and do not at all take into consideration many factors such as all the manual labor done by men like building houses and plumbing, electricians etc will not be replaced by robots because it demands a high level of situational improvisation, of manual dexterity and building robots that can do this will take decades and will cost a fortune. This means that they will be used only in very advanced societies such as Japan, Europe etc.. To become an electrician you need to obtain a license and you are accountable for the safety of your installation. The insurance companies won't let robots do electrical work unless there is a high degree of certainty that the work will be done safely. Sick people don't want a robot to take care of them in the hospital. They want a comforting nurse. The doctors can be replaced by a computer to make correct diagnostics and prescribe treatments. Everyone working in an office will be replaced and this is a good thing because bureaucracy kills societies as it generates nothing. Accountants, HR, answering the phone, etc etc all of this will become obsolete. Human lawyers will be preferred even if their services cost more because receiving legal advice and strategies from a computer will not work. Also, some countries such as in Africa will not have the resources to implement robots in the workplace, and the robots in service in Africa will most likely be destroyed by locals who will sell their parts for money.