Robots Vs. Humans by Nelson Azevedo

Robots are much faster than humans producing items in factories.

nanelsonazevedo — 2024-01-28 18:58:00 UTC

In this picture, you can see a fully-automated factory. The productivity is higher with robots.

Teacher Nelson Azevedo

Robots are more precise than humans

2024-01-29 12:02:21 UTC

Factory robots can get into more detail than humans.

Érica Oliveira

Human art is much more meaningful than robot art

2024-01-29 12:05:21 UTC

Robot art lacks the emotional connection and personal touch of human art, therefore making it less meaningful.

Érica Oliveira

Humans' art sense is better than robots'.

2024-01-29 12:08:21 UTC

Starting from the point that robots have no creativity, they also have an artificial sense of what's considered "pretty" and what's not. Although humans have some similar, which would be the likes, it's not comparable. Why? Because humans have the ability to judge a piece of art and say "yes, this is pretty" or "no, this is horrendous". And even though we have different tastes, we can all agree that a fine piece of art despicting a landscape is pretty. Robots don't have that inner sense of esthetic humans (or at least most) do.

This is easy identifiable when we do the captcha. Although a human can easily identify what is right and what's not right from a picture, a robot has serious difficulties doing this work.

Regarding AI art, we can almost consider it a theft. AI constantly learns and imitates what it's fed. If we show it anime art style, it will imitate and create an art piece with an anime art style. It's no different from giving it some legos and a manual with various structures. It can only follow rules, and that's why I believe they're not better "artists", even if their efficiently, speed and learning capacity are undeniable.

Candelaria

Robots VS musical instruments

2024-01-29 12:08:57 UTC

In my opinion robots will never substitute humans in the music field.

In the future, robots will be capable of playing musical instruments like the drums, violin, guitar,...

But I think they will never be capable of playing instruments like the trumpet, flute, or the saxophone because they are more difficult than the others.

Miguel Ferreira Lameira

Robots are cheaper than human labour

2024-01-29 12:09:06 UTC

While robots are faster and more efficient, we have to pay for them once, programme them and repair them from time to time. So from a business point of view it's much more worthwhile than humans who have to be paid a monthly salary and run risks and have more needs. In this way, it's much more worthwhile to pay for a robot that does the work of several humans more quickly and without so many limitations, even if it exceeds the employees' salaries, in the future the company would profit

So in this way robots are more favourable to companies than humans

Deborah

Robots are more available than humans.

2024-01-29 12:15:45 UTC

While humans have needs such as sleep, food and decompression time, robots don't.

For example, if we stay at a hotel and we want service room at 3 a.m., we order a hamburger and a robot brings it over. It's not tired, or sleepy. It doesn't wish it could be doing something else, and also doesn't care about anything else than your hamburger arriving properly.

So then, perhaps, when we are talking about service workers, robots might do it better simply because their needs are reduced and they lack emotions, wishes or ambitions.

Candelaria

Robots don't need to sleep

2024-01-29 12:16:08 UTC

The robots can work longer hours than humans.

Miguel Ferreira Lameira

2024-02-01 15:47:47 UTC

Would you prefer have kanye west as a companion or a random robot?

I think that is an easy question.

Kanye West can give you a good time singing their songs, it would be much better than being with a robot.

Lukas batista

2024-02-01 15:48:32 UTC

Robots can solve mathematical equations way faster than humans

Robots helping people YEAHHH!!

2024-02-01 15:54:06 UTC

Robots can help disabled people doing their tasks! For example, an intelilgent house can do daily and little tasks like turning on/off the lights, cooking, etc...

Kiko.

Recognise facts. It is not difficult.

2024-02-01 15:56:13 UTC

It is real that robots can develop some kind of “feelings” for you, but we are talking about fake feelings, programmed ones. They could reach the level of our human feelings, it is true, but they are devoid of human basic roots. We (humans) are born with psychological skills so much more developed than the ones robots are programmed to have.

It can be actually good to have a robot as a companion but nothing compared to having someone always there for you (that can be our parents, our boy or girlfriend, or our friends).

Iara Ramos

Robots wouldn’t be so considerate as humans educating.

2024-02-01 16:04:09 UTC

Robots would lack a very important thing teaching, they would lack feelings and love for their students,when a human teacher doesn’t.

A robotic voice would make everything boring and the students would feel discouraged to learn, a human teacher would try to make everything interesting, while a robot would be really repetitive.

Angélica Domingues

Robots will be as good musicians as humans

2024-02-01 22:05:52 UTC

There is one thing that, for the time being, robots can NOT do, and that is to have feelings and emotions. Let's say that a GOOD musician has to feel the music. To make GOOD MUSIC and be a GOOD MUSICIAN is not to pick up a score and just start playing it, to be a GOOD musician is to feel the emotions that the piece conveys. For example, as well as technique, a violinist needs to understand between the lines what the melodic line is trying to convey to the audience. Another example is singers, who need to do the same job of understanding what the melodic lines are trying to convey to them, as well as understanding the lyrics. Often we singers have to sing in different languages that most of the audience doesn't know and we have to convey to the audience what the lyrics mean with the feel of the music. That's what differentiates a HUMAN MUSICIAN from a ROBOT MUSICIAN.

Maria Morgadinho

robots teaching language arts.

2024-02-08 14:05:57 UTC

In this particular GIF you can see that it is a robot from a website (brain pop) introducing based topics from language art, faster way to teach in a short amount of time compared to hummans teaching language arts.

Can a robot be a companion worth having?

2024-03-21 16:36:39 UTC

I know it may sound creppy, but anyone that as the power to make you feel warm in the inside, and protect you it’s worth estimating. It may be a robot or a human being whatever, if it’s capable to fit the rule it’s enough in my opinion.

Angélica Domingues

Human VS Robots (Art in general)

2024-03-21 17:03:43 UTC

In the realm of artistic expression, humans and robots showcase striking differences.

While humans draw inspiration from emotions, experiences, and cultural influences, robots operate devoid of such complexities.

Imagine a scenario where a gallery visitor seeks a unique painting; a robot artist effortlessly creates it, unaffected by subjective biases or creative blocks, whereas a human artist may struggle with inspiration or mental fatigue.

The distinction in their approaches becomes apparent: robots lack personal sentiments, focusing only on executing the task with technical precision, while humans infuse their art with emotion, imagination, and personal interpretation.

Robots excel in producing precise, replicable artworks, while humans thrive in conveying depth, subtlety, and raw emotion through their creations.

Despite these differences, leveraging the strengths of both reveals the true potential of robotic artists.

Robots offer consistency, efficiency, and the ability to produce intricate designs with unparalleled precision, whereas humans bring depth, emotion, and creativity to their artwork.

Combining these elements promises a future where artistry knows no bounds, offering a diverse range of artistic expressions to enrich the cultural landscape.

Júlio Bandeira

2024-03-21 17:08:34 UTC

When it comes to healthcare assistance, humans and robots have noticeable differences.

While humans rely on their caring nature, knowledge, and ability to connect with others, robots lack these qualities.

Imagine a situation where a patient needs personalized care; a human healthcare assistant compassionately attends to them, offering comfort and support, while a robot might struggle to provide the same level of empathy and emotional understanding.

The contrast between humans and robots is clear: humans can understand patients' needs and feelings, adapting care plans accordingly, while robots focus mainly on carrying out tasks accurately.

Humans are skilled at building trust, forming relationships, and providing comprehensive care, whereas robots may lack the emotional understanding required for effective patient interaction.

Despite these differences, combining the strengths of both humans and robots can lead to better healthcare facilitation.

Humans bring empathy, compassion, and interpersonal skills to the table, while robots offer efficiency, accuracy, and help with administrative tasks.

By working together, they can improve patient care, making healthcare more effective and enhancing the overall experience for everyone involved.

Júlio Bandeira