Re:Eric Schmidt: People want dish-washing robots more than a...
by adriand on Thursday November 23, 2017 @04:30PM
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Agreed. I don't mind washing the dishes at all. Another thing that is excruciating in a family: cleaning children's rooms. My god, where do they get all that crap. A robot that would tidy, clean, and purge the unnecessary crap that children accumulate would be incredible - and, I imagine, incredibly difficult to create.
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Re:Eric Schmidt: People want dish-washing robots more than a...
by photojosh on Thursday November 23, 2017 @08:47PM
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Incentivise it. The threat of no iPad all weekend is highly motivating to our kids.
(Although sometimes they really can't be bothered and they spend the whole weekend outside instead; but I see that as a win too.)
Re:Eric Schmidt: People want dish-washing robots more than a...
by lancebeet on Thursday November 23, 2017 @06:10PM
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Maybe a robot that teaches your kids to clean their own rooms would be more realistic, at least if we are to believe Eric Schmidt.
Re:Eric Schmidt: People want dish-washing robots more than a...
by Buttons840 on Thursday November 23, 2017 @06:23PM
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Ah. Like a cute robot puppy that detects clutter and then plays sad music while "crying". I like the way you think.
Re:Eric Schmidt: People want dish-washing robots more than a...
by forgot-my-pw on Thursday November 23, 2017 @07:26PM
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So we're just too lazy to be a parent now?
In the future, the robots will be better parents than us.