Raw LLM Responses

one minute in and I am already laughing so hard at Neils face 🤣 what a great format Edit: about the question with "families are discussing who does the dishes, why do we not have a robot for that?": we have, it´s called a dishwasher :D you put stuff in and it washes the dishes, literally :D same goes for laundry, in the US most people even have a dryer (which is not that common in europe from what I experienced). So "robots" are already a thing that exists and make our lifes easier for decades by now. I grew up having to wash dishes by hand, my kids grew up having to just put the dishes in the dish washer.. my grand kids will maybe grow up not having to put in and out the dishes, because that probably will be automated as well. Or take cleaning the floor. My grandparents grew up using a broom, later we had vacuum cleaners, now we have little vacuum robots that can do that. Dusting of cupboards ect is just something that has to be done manually, but mainly, because we tend to have way to much stuff on our shelves ect to have a machine cleaning around it or being able to reach it. But still, I don´t think it is a valid argument that technology is not improving our personal lives, because it is. I don´t have to spend the whole day washing my bed sheets and cloths by hand like my great grandmother did.. I throw that stuff in my washing machine and hang it up to dry afterwards, which costs me maybe 30 minutes or so...