Think about this opinion: By the year 2030, I will go to virtual Home Depot, purchase a robot with "basic skills" and use AI prompt revision to train my robot to do whatever I need done in my house. Do you agree with this possibility? What would you add to this opinion? Remember to respond to a classmate! by Elaine Hill

2111366_1 — 2025-09-23 19:17:45 UTC

By the year 2030 I do not think this would be possible. AI is still very underdeveloped. Just the basic functions of closing a hand was difficult to design. I would think by 2040 we would be closer to this opinion, however we will still not be to that point.

2025-09-23 19:27:18 UTC

I think by 2030, there still would not be enough time for one robots to be developed enough to do multiple skills. There are already robots that have their individual skills like vacuuming, but certain functions that require more find motor skills would require more refinement that isn't quite there yet and it would take even longer for people to be able to access and buy these robots.

2025-09-23 19:38:22 UTC

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2159189 — 2025-09-24 19:34:23 UTC

By 2030, I do not think that this will be possible. My evidence is that it explained in the video that while robots are becoming a thing, they are more just prototypes. And these prototypes probably took like 20 years to make. Therefore, it would probably take that time or more to make actually robots that can repeat tasks flawlessly. So, I think perhaps this will be a reality in 2050, maybe in 2060, but not in 2030.

2111754 — 2025-09-29 11:56:46 UTC

I don't think by 2030 that would be possible. As seen in the video, scientists are still figuring out how the robots behave and what brains they need to function accurately and properly in a human-based environment. They have to train robots on the most basic motions with grip strength to general movement. By 2030, I think we will have a more accurate mode,l but not to that level.

2025-10-17 17:20:21 UTC

I dont believe that by 2030 we will be that advanced in robotics and Ai, i think it will take a much longer time before anything becomes that commercial with few to no bugs or issues, there is so much to be done before these are ready for household use.