I think it's a good thing, and I think the future of robotics should be a lot like that. It should be about making machines more powerful, more capable of doing more. It should be about building robots with more capabilities, and it should also allow people who don't want them to do anything to use them, and people with disabilities to have more autonomy, more autonomy in their lives.
And I'm very much looking forward to it. I'm not going to sit here saying that robots won't do everything, or even more than humans. But I do think that robots will be able to do things, and we will see them evolve into better robots. We will also have a much more intelligent and capable society. And it is very much in our best interest, and we are all very much looking forward, and I think it's a very good thing, to make robots better and more capable. And I hope that we will all be able to enjoy that experience.
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This interview originally appeared in the August 2016 issue of The Wall Street Journal, where the writer, journalist, author and broadcaster, Michael Dyson, discusses his upcoming book, The Robots and the World, about the challenges and challenges that robots are taking over the human world, from education to health.
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"It's not a robot, but a machine that can move."
I think it's a good thing, and I think the future of robotics should be a lot like that. It should be about making machines more powerful, more capable of doing more. It should be about building robots with more capabilities, and it should also allow people who don't want them to do anything to use them, and people with disabilities to have more autonomy, more autonomy in their lives.
And I'm very much looking forward to it. I'm not going to sit here saying that robots won't do everything, or even more than humans. But I do think that robots will be able to do things, and we will see them evolve into better robots. We will also have a much more intelligent and capable society. And it is very much in our best interest, and we are all very much looking forward, and I think it's a very good thing, to make robots better and more capable. And I hope that we will all be able to enjoy that experience.
[Image via Shutterstock.]
This interview originally appeared in the August 2016 issue of The Wall Street Journal, where the writer, journalist, author and broadcaster, Michael Dyson, discusses his upcoming book, The Robots and the World, about the challenges and challenges that robots are taking over the human world, from education to health.
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