How artificial intelligence put me out of work For thousands of years, people dreamed of mechanical knights to work in their place. Well, what can I say, we dreamed. They wanted to throw the routine on the robots, and sit by themselves and write poetry or music. Robots also turned out to have ambitions, and now, instead of just washing floors and peeling potatoes, they started writing books and making movies instead of people. And those who were not accepted into Hollywood went to work in advertising and journalism. Around the middle of the last century, Yitzhak Asimov undertook to formulate the ethical laws of robotics, the first of which stated: "A robot cannot harm a person or through inaction allow a person to be harmed." There is no one to file lawsuits with, but I, of course, want to ask: is taking a person's job a benefit or a detriment? Yitzhak Yudovich, we have an ethical dilemma here. Duplicate posts in max.