Researchers predict that within the next ten years, AI robots will perform 39% of all domestic tasks

According to recent research, domestic household duties will likely be replaced by robots within the next ten years. According to AI specialists, 40% of household activities will be completed by machines by 2033. We can imagine that someday they will take the place of people. Approximately 39% of household chores will be completed by robots worldwide. In the next ten years, according to researchers from Japan and the UK, automation will become more common in homes. According to a report, the trend of automation will continue to rise over the course of the next ten years as more robots will be used to replace domestic assistants. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Image credit- Tech Times[/caption] Speaking of domestic chores, the experts predict that grocery shopping will be where the robots' influence will be felt the greatest. Caregiving for the elderly or children will be the task that is least likely to receive the same treatment. Researchers from the Universities of Oxford in the UK and Ochanomizu University in Japan agreed that the robots will significantly affect "unpaid household employment." The AI scientists questioned, "If robots are going to take our jobs, would they at least take out the trash for us?" According to experts, there will be a significant reliance on machines in the years to come as people grow accustomed to performing simpler home activities as a result of the availability of robots. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit- East Coast Daily English[/caption] What Predictions Did AI Experts Make in the Study? The reports stated that 29 Japanese AI experts and 36 UK AI professionals were participating in the trial. They were questioned regarding their predictions for automation. According to the study, male UK experts are more in favor of robots taking over household duties. Expert Japanese women are more likely to feel the opposite. Also read: EU Approves $44 Billion Semiconductor Production Plan to Reduce Dependence on US & Asia Dr. Lulu Shi of the Oxford Internet Institute claims that different automation tasks have different predictions. Just 28% of the activities will be care work-related. This is less time-saving than the 60% time saved by using robots to do grocery shopping.