Some people think that robots are important for human's future development . Others think that robots have negative effects on society. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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few people are of the opinion that robots are prominent for human's future development,
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, some argue they
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and have adverse effects on the community. Though every scientist invents new technology to pose that in the right way,
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new technology
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has its pros and cons, in accordance with the usage of automation.
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talking about the disadvantages of
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, these are no using artificial
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AI. Governments are planning to use them on the war front because they are programmed brilliantly , which is a dangerous decision , as they are programmed to wage a war on the
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, irrespective of humans or another robot. These days they are
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using them to hack computers and security systems
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. Alternatively , those machines are
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technology, they are helpful in various ways. They are programmed in
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can complete a particular task in no time, which
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to be performed by multiple persons. They reduce the time
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giving a handsome profit to the companies. Nowadays we find them, particularly in manufacturing units. FMCG'S, etc. They are doing a great job, in the aspects of helping humankind in domestic help
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most importantly we are
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information on various particulars in detail.
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, all the new revolutionary technologies have both sides of
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,i.e., if used in a positive moto, they are a lot of use for the human, else they even destroy mankind.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • automation
  • precision
  • efficiency
  • production outputs
  • cost savings
  • innovation
  • medical outcomes
  • human error
  • exploration
  • hazardous environments
  • unemployment
  • economic disparity
  • ethical concerns
  • privacy
  • security
  • misuse
  • dependency
  • overreliance
  • social isolation
  • manual labor
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