‘Ask people if they want to be cared for by a robot, and most say no': People are warming up to robots at work - but they don't want them in hospitals or schools

While there's a noticeable increase in acceptance of robots in various workplaces, people remain hesitant about letting machines handle roles that require empathy, like caregiving in hospitals and schools. This reluctance underscores a broader societal concern about the balance between technological advancement and the preservation of human touch in sensitive areas. As robots become more integrated into everyday operations, this dichotomy highlights the ongoing debate about where and how far we should let technology replace human interaction in crucial fields.