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    Jibo is the world's first family robot that was introduced four months prior. He is only 11 inches tall but can sing, dance, greet people, and remind them to call their mother. Jibo has the potential to play a big role in education, healthcare for assisting the elderly, and completing daily tasks to connect with the changing world. E-David is a painting robot that uses visual feedback to create different kinds of paintings using five brushes and 24 colors. It can independently decide where to add new strokes while watching itself paint. By 2025, artificial intelligence is predicted to occur in everyday life through robots in houses, doctors offices, cars and coffee shops. These robots may displace some human jobs while higher education may not

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    Jibo is the world's first family robot that was introduced four months prior. He is only 11 inches tall but can sing, dance, greet people, and remind them to call their mother. Jibo has the potential to play a big role in education, healthcare for assisting the elderly, and completing daily tasks to connect with the changing world. E-David is a painting robot that uses visual feedback to create different kinds of paintings using five brushes and 24 colors. It can independently decide where to add new strokes while watching itself paint. By 2025, artificial intelligence is predicted to occur in everyday life through robots in houses, doctors offices, cars and coffee shops. These robots may displace some human jobs while higher education may not

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    Jibo is the world's first family robot that was introduced four months prior. He is only 11 inches tall but can sing, dance, greet people, and remind them to call their mother. Jibo has the potential to play a big role in education, healthcare for assisting the elderly, and completing daily tasks to connect with the changing world. E-David is a painting robot that uses visual feedback to create different kinds of paintings using five brushes and 24 colors. It can independently decide where to add new strokes while watching itself paint. By 2025, artificial intelligence is predicted to occur in everyday life through robots in houses, doctors offices, cars and coffee shops. These robots may displace some human jobs while higher education may not

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    Couric. K. (2014). Meet Jibo: The world's first family robot. \Nor\d 3.0, 7,153-176. Retrieved
    from https://www.myjibo.com/

    He stands only 11 inches tall, but Jibo makes a big impression the moment when four
    eyes meet. Jibo is the world's first family robot. He made his debut four months ago. Jibo
    can sing and dance. He can greet and send reminds to call mother back. Jibo is a great
    way to connect with the world that is changing now. Jibo's potential extends far beyond
    engaging i n casual conversation and completing daily tasks. Jibo, with other social
    robots, plays a big role i n educating children and health care management and aiding the
    elderly.

    David. E. (2013). E-david robot painting. Vmeo, 11, 23-46. Retrieved from

    http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/a-painting-robot-that-can-even-sign-its-ownname-on-the-picture
    E-David, our painting machine, uses visual feedback to create different kinds o f
    paintings. A standard robot equipped with all necessary means for painting. Five different
    brushes can be used, color can be selected from a repository with 24 colors, brushes can
    be cleaned and colors can be distributed precisely on the canvas. The machine watches
    itself while painting and decides independently where to add new strokes. In the future,
    maybe more machines like this one w i l l be able to teach a college class.
    Lafrance. A. (2014). The robots are coming, but are they really taking our jobs? The Atlantic, 12,

    18-21. Retrieved from http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/08/therobots-are-coming-but-are-they-really-taking-our-jobs/375655/

    The robots are coming. They're coming to houses, to doctor's offices, to cars, and to
    coffee shops. By 2025, technologists believe artificial intelligence w i l l occur from dayto-day life. These robots are going to take some human jobs. The education made not get
    students the right job. Machines have been displacing humans this way for centuries.
    Unemployment w i l l be higher than ever. This w i l l not benefit the human race in the
    economy. IRobot seem to be coming true.

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