It is irrefutable that the robotic industry has contributed greatly to human exploration of the world. There arises a highly controversial topic of general interest whether robots will be fundamental in the future or they might impact adversely on society. From where I stand, I lean on the former assertion and reasons supporting my perspective will be discussed below.
On the one hand, it is fairly understandable why a school of thoughts endorses the advantages of robots. First and foremost, the key rationale in favor of this view is that robotics bring a host of benefits to human life. To be more specific, robots can operate in hazardous environments including chemical settings and space discovery. Another compelling justification is that robotics dominate cutting-edge technology in the healthcare field. Particularly, they increase accuracy in doctor’s diagnosis and reduce the risk of surgical operation.
On the other hand, besides the huge upsides of robotics, they might affect undesirably on human society. To start with, robots could have a negative impact on the human workforce. More specifically, they might supersede manual jobs that would lead to a soaring unemployment rate and then social evils. In addition, people might become overly dependent. In particular, while everything can be done by robots, humans would prefer the sedentary lifestyle that threatens human civilisation.
In conclusion, even though robots could bring deleterious consequences, I contend that they still are of the significance that immensely help humans in future societies.
It is irrefutable that the
robotic
industry has contributed
greatly
to
human
exploration of the world. There arises a
highly
controversial topic of general interest whether robots will be fundamental in the
future or
they
might
impact
adversely
on society. From where I stand, I lean on the former assertion and reasons supporting my perspective will
be discussed
below.
On the one hand, it is
fairly
understandable why a school of thoughts endorses the advantages of robots.
First
and foremost, the key rationale in favor of this view is that robotics bring a host of benefits to
human
life. To be more specific, robots can operate in hazardous environments including chemical settings and space discovery. Another compelling justification is that robotics dominate cutting-edge technology in the healthcare field.
Particularly
, they increase accuracy in doctor’s diagnosis and
reduce
the
risk
of surgical operation.
On the other hand
,
besides
the huge upsides of robotics, they
might
affect
undesirably
on
human
society. To
start
with, robots could have a
negative
impact on the
human
workforce. More
specifically
, they
might
supersede manual jobs that would lead to a soaring unemployment rate and then social evils.
In addition
,
people
might
become
overly
dependent.
In particular
, while everything can
be done
by robots,
humans
would prefer the sedentary lifestyle that threatens
human
civilisation
.
In
conclusion,
even though
robots could bring deleterious consequences, I contend that they
still
are of the significance that
immensely
help
humans
in future societies.