[JesseK]

The minute robots begin putting humans out of jobs simply because they're "better" at something where it isn't imperative for something to be "better" is a sad day for humanity indeed. Sure, robots can weld my car together any day, yet what about a robot who replaces a grocery cashier, or other such position?

The minute humans begin depending on robots for anything in their daily routine is .... well, let's just hope people "in it for the lulz" don't take notice.