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As artificial intelligence advances, we look to a future with more robots and automations than ever before. They already surround us -- the robot vacuum that can expertly navigate your home, a robot pet companion to entertain your furry friends, and robot lawnmowers to take over weekend chores. We appear to be inching towards living out The Jetsons in real life. But as smart as they appear, these robots have their limitations.

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