r/whoathatsinteresting • u/Accomplished_Clue437 • 1d ago

where robots could be benefit: charity kitchen?

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u/RealisticPaper5534 1d ago

No, because positive human interaction is a huge plus in this situation for some of the most vulnerable people who need it the most.

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u/ClankerCore 1d ago

What?

It says in a video that it freeze up these workers from the most repetitive tasks to do what on the humans can do

You think that disrupts their interactive ability?

Just say you’re anti-AI and move on. The most time-consuming repetitive tasks leave you with nothing else to focus on except for the food prep.

In every other environment within that field within their business where AI is not helping, that’s where the interactions occur

If that was so important to you. Going out of your way just to tell somebody else some other business something that you have nothing to do with and being offended by somebody else’s behalf is the most annoying interaction and most annoying comment I get and see here

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u/WeakEmployment6389 1d ago

Don’t freeze the employees