jo1010
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Agree. Horses for courses though....in some industrial production environments bots can be very dextrous and precise - more so than a human. In maintenance environments humans are better.Those robots aren't far off being able to do simple tasks like stacking shelves at the supermarket I reckon.
I doubt they'll match human dexterity for a long time...so jobs like plumbing and wiring should be safe bets still.
The big win will come from bots using AI.... Eg. Already Google AI is streets ahead of my local GPs knowledge - keeping abreast of current research in a very broad field is too difficult for a human doing a day job too. Makes sense to have a co-bot working with a GP in these circumstances .