However, more and more often one hears about scenarios where robots fail to be on top of the task. For example, NEURA Robotics' 4NE-1 humanoid robot crashed in front of an audience at Computex in Taipei in early June. Qualcomm, whose chip powers the robot, claims the safety system worked exactly as intended, so the crash itself does not prove a malfunction. This is precisely why a more important question arises for every employer who is thinking…
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However, more and more often one hears about scenarios where robots fail to be on top of the task. For example, NEURA Robotics' 4NE-1 humanoid robot crashed in front of an audience at Computex in Taipei in early June. Qualcomm, whose chip powers the robot, claims the safety system worked exactly as intended, so the crash itself does not prove a malfunction. This is precisely why a more important question arises for every employer who is thinking…