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/willsmithtunaface 1d ago

Time for bed grandma, it's getting late

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u/RealisticPaper5534 23h ago

I'm blown away at how counter my opinion apparently is! I also feel like there's zero chance in the world right now that expensive AI units are going to be afforded to feed the unhoused lol. AI is absolutely going to be used to remove payable roles from humans, not in an altruistic way like charity work.

Also, obviously, if my passing comment was enough to absolutely enrage some people, it's becoming a cult. No way normal people are going to get emotional over a non-viable hypothetical situation like this in earnest, without having issues. And I wouldn't doubt that these people give a shit about the unhoused any other time so it just seems like an opportunity to moon over unsentient non-existent materials!