at this stage it seems fairly obvious that when humanoid robots become commonplace, they will all be owned and operated by large tech companies as 24/7 surveillance devices, and there will be a youth subculture dedicated to destroying them, and mainstream media will frame this property damage to inert corporate assets as a kind of pogrom, and rally the majority against it through several successful and heartwarming civil-rights-themed blockbuster movies
@jk Access seems to be an important word today: robot caretakers for the elderly?
Yes, there are trained dogs, but....