Recently, with the advent of a number of highly alternative emotional robots, making simple emotional interaction is no longer the biggest challenge in building emotional robots. The emergence of social problems such as empty nesters, autistic children and patients makes more and more businesses optimistic about the future market of interactive and companion robots. However, the unaccompanied elderly living alone and the unattended children at home are solved by robot companionship rather than increasing care and companionship, just as scientists develop hack-proof uniforms to protect doctors. in the short term, it seems to be an exciting and good method, but it may lead to people's emotional dislocation. Social problems are doubly ignored and ethical problems caused by further humanization of robots need to be considered in advance.
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Questioning the solution of social problems by emotional robots