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In an era where technology increasingly intertwines with daily life, three new books delve into the intricate and sometimes contentious relationship humans have with robots, artificial intelligence, and automation. These works tackle the emotional, ethical, and social implications of our growing reliance on machines.
One book offers a historical perspective, tracing the evolution of robotics and AI from early concepts to their current capabilities. It highlights how these advancements have transformed industries and personal interactions. Another text focuses on the psychological aspects, examining how individuals form attachments to machines and the potential consequences of these bonds.
The third book takes a critical look at the societal impact of automation, questioning the future of work and the human experience in a world increasingly dominated by technology. Collectively, these books provide a thought-provoking exploration of our relationship with machines, urging readers to consider the implications of a future where the line between human and robot continues to blur.
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