The question still is if AI can do the job since AI turns out to be far from perfect and there are many flaws. If you are the victim of it you are in trouble since humankind easily believes it is perfect even if AI itself says is't still in the learning phase (have a look at chat GPT which announces it makes mistakes but everything it comes up with is seen as 100# true.
Robots operate, work in factories, you name it but what if something goes wrong? Who is responsible? We already deal with this if it comes to the Tesla and the many accidents. Is it Tesla, AI, the lack of wifi, power or the driver or the owner or the car salesman?
Can we also ask the buyer to be responsible if the phone or electric car sets fire and burns done a part of the town? The average buyer knows nothing about the new gag and it's complexity.

I trust a machine as much as a human teacher. Both are instructed by governments and don't care about wrong or right and the average teacher seems no longer like teaching children and only complaints, hardly corrects the made work and if the student notices he's right and the teacher is wrong the teacher is pissed. I prefer the machine, that machine would not bully and discriminate. The only problem I have is with the information given to my children since someone programmed it and whoever did that did it from his own view on the world (hate and setting up nations is part of it). I don't want my children to grow up with the "average American attitude" with a huge lack of knowledge of history, waving a flag, being forced to sing the "we lover America" and say "god saves america" and believing that chocolate milk is produced by brown cows.

The very essence of what makes us human? Can AI do that? In many cases it does a way better job since no one had a minute time to read and comment , listen, send a message. Humanity doesn't exist among humans but animals. We are the beasts with lies about being "busy" but at the same time plenty of time to be a couch potato or spend hours behind a screen (the same screen we use to text someone but no time for that, how weird).

Can a robot mediate if there are conflicts in a relationship? Can a human mediate? I doubt it. It gives me a shitty feeling to pay someone who "listens". Most likely they don't since (health) problems are rarely solved, not even after 20 years. It sounds to me it's just a method to cash out. Those reading and listening for real are rare.

It will not change much. AI is already as a customer service, doctors customer service as well. So those who can read can also check a medical encyclopedia or an online doctor. It worked through the c19 lockdown nonsense periods physiotherapy included. Do we need people if they are never available or we have to pay to sit in a waiting room and to someone who says what we can read everywhere for free?

A good Saturday.