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Linda e Giada

The relation between robots and human for us is a complete mystery, because they could coperate with us or be dangerously for our security.

They could replace humans in certain jobs, for example: pick up trash, work in a restaurant like waiters and do heavy work.

They probably surpass us in the future if we don’t control them.

They could control software all over the world and they could take the place of the politicians and detroy the human species.

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Giada e Irene

I think that in the future between robots and humans won't be a relationship.

They will surpass us in the future, beacause robots will take advantaged of us.

Studys says that in 2040 robots will replace us.

Robots help us in a lot of things now, but one day in my opinion they will replace us in everything.

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abel e sfigata

I, Robot explores the ethical and societal implications of human dependence on advanced robots, highlighting the potential consequences of AI autonomy.

we think that the ai with a body and a conciousnees is clearly most intelligent and stronger that us. in fact the robots will surpass the humanity in the field of intelligence

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jacopo e leonardo

i think that the relationship between human being and robots is going to happen, probably in a remote future but still it'll happen. Probably is going to be a rich thing first 'cause is going to be expensive at the start.But maybe in a more remote future is going to be for wealthy family too.

Maybe they'll surpass us in the future but that doesn't mean they're going to be evil or something, obviously they're going to be more intelligent than us but i dont trust in a war between humans and robots, where they're going to win.

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In I, Robot, one view is that humans and robots have a relationship because humans create technology to serve their needs. Robots are extensions of human intelligence, so they can represent our desires and limitations.

Another view is that robots are just tools, or machines made with mechanical stuff without emotions or real autonomy. They can do tasks efficiently but aren’t capable of a true human-like relationships.

In the future, robots may surpass humans in efficiency and speed, handling tasks better than we can. However, they likely won’t replace human creativity, emotions, or moral judgment.

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I think that a relationship is not possible because the only thing that a robot can do is help us with some maths and problem solving, or the newest robots help in some medical operations or delivering food.

If someone make the AI smart, surely the AI will surpass us, but in lots of ways we'd be smarter than them

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simo vero

‘I, Robot’ looks at the complicated relationship between humans and robots, especially around control, ethics, and whether robots could become smarter than us. It shows that robots might follow rules better than humans, which raises questions about our mistakes and irrational behavior.

In the future, robots could surpass us in tasks requiring logic and precision, but whether they will develop true consciousness or emotional understanding is unclear.

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isabel,nicole,alice

We can say that “the robots have now surpassed humans ” because if we think about it in some parts of the world they have taken the place of humans at a working level for example, in some restaurants around the world there are robots serving customers.

And based on what we see every day we can be certain that in the future most jobs will be replaced by them.

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Luigi e Giada Muzzin

We think that a relationship between human and robots it’s not possible. Because they can’t be like human with emotion but they will only be a machine that helps with work. If there will created more and more in the future they could possibly surpass us but is almost impossible.

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'I, Robot' explores the human-technology relationship by examining the ethical dilemmas arising from AI development. It questions whether robots can truly understand human emotions and moral complexities, highlighting our fear and fascination with creating beings that might surpass us in intelligence and capability.