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> The one argument I can see is that current day workspaces and tools are designed for the human body. Rather than spend tons of resources retrofitting the workspace, it makes a certain amount of sense to use humanoid robot workers.

1. Unless the workspace is *literally a hole the shape of the human body*, that's not an obstacle to developing a more efficient robot for the task.

1. You seem to be ignoring existing precedent of purpose-built robots, which are all over industry already. All you need is for the efficiency to be enough of an improvement that over time it will lead to significant cost savings, which, given how horrible the human body is, isn't hard to do.

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text > The one argument I can see is that current day workspaces and tools are designed for the human body. Rather than spend tons of resources retrofitting the workspace, it makes a certain amount of sense to use humanoid robot workers. 1. Unless the workspace is *literally a hole the shape of the human body*, that's not an obstacle to developing a more efficient robot for the task. 1. You seem to be ignoring existing precedent of purpose-built robots, which are all over industry already. All you …
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