Course 21 Lesson 1.4

While robotics promises great improvements in safety and efficiency, it's hard not to question whether relying on machines will truly benefit humanity in the long run. What happens when people lose their jobs to automation? Are we prepared for the social and ethical consequences?

• skeptical

• optimistic

• neutral

• supportive

Robots are transforming the way we work, and the future looks brighter because of them. From reducing workplace injuries to improving productivity, robotics is helping people lead safer, more comfortable lives. The possibilities are endless!

• optimistic

• critical

• sarcastic

• persuasive

Robots are being introduced in many industries to assist humans. In some cases, they reduce physical strain on workers, while in others, they take over repetitive tasks. Whether these changes are good or bad depends on how society adapts.

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• concerned

• appreciative

• supportive

Although robots are marketed as helpful tools, their rise often highlights society’s failure to value human labor. Instead of fixing dangerous working conditions or improving pay, we turn to machines, leaving workers behind without support.

• critical

• sarcastic

• dismissive

• supportive

Robotics has proven to be a valuable ally in the workplace. By taking over physically demanding tasks, robots allow workers to focus on more complex and creative activities, leading to a healthier and more efficient workforce.

• supportive

• skepctical

• critical

• neutral

Oh great, robots can now do everything from mining to making our coffee. What’s next? A robot to brush our teeth? At this rate, we’ll all be out of work and letting machines live our lives for us.

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• supportive

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• optimistic

Robots are becoming more common in everyday jobs, but what about the workers they replace? If we don't provide retraining and support, many people could be left behind in this technological shift.

• concerned

• supportive

• appreciative

• optimistic

Sure, robots are being used in factories and hotels, but it’s nothing revolutionary. They’ve been around for years, and the changes they bring are often overhyped or irrelevant to most people’s lives.

• dismissive

• persuasive

• neutral

• sarcastic

If we want safer jobs and a more efficient economy, we must embrace robotics. These machines aren't here to take our place, but to work alongside us. The future of work is a partnership between humans and robots—let’s welcome it.

• persuasive

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• skeptical

• critical

The impact of robotics on people’s lives deserves recognition. These machines aren’t just tools—they're preventing injuries, boosting efficiency, and allowing workers to focus on tasks that require a human touch.

• appreciative

• sarcastic

• netrual

• critical