Raw LLM Responses

This man, obviously an expert in his field, is also limited in his expertise outside of his domain. The idea that humanoids will replace plumbers is true to a certain degree; perhaps under controlled environments humanoids will be capable of cutting and connecting pipe together. The idea that a humanoid will be able to perform service work in somebody’s home, with all the nuance that accompanies that seems extremely challenging….finding a leak for example requires more than just dexterity - sound, experience, crawling in tight, awkward, wet spaces. Having a feel for the ‘right’ torque on a connection so as to not damage anything. Old houses that have been retrofitted over the years with a variety of pipe materials, loose connections, cracks in piping etc. Toilets and main drains requiring augering where you have to be mindful of pipe material as to not damage anything. Troubleshooting a furnace that may be clogged up/loose wire connection/faulty part etc. Logistically moving water heating tanks/furnaces upstairs and downstairs without damaging the products nor the home itself. Being able to level with a customer who is in a state of stress because their basement is flooding (how does a humanoid cope in very wet conditions? Making judgement calls based on the environment in that moment. I see AI assisting tradesmen in order to optimize their workflow but that’s about it.