1. Robots would likely take over jobs of a repetitive nature, such as cleaning, table laying, scrubbing, and washing up.
2. Creative jobs encompass a wide range of fields including art, design, writing, music, innovation, and problem-solving.
3. Robots may struggle with creative work because it often involves thinking outside predefined parameters, emotional understanding, and intuition, which are complex tasks that current AI technology finds challenging.
4. People might use robots in their homes primarily for tasks like cleaning, organizing, and other repetitive chores, freeing up time for leisure activities or more enjoyable tasks.
5. Whether someone would like a robot in their house would depend on their personal preferences and needs. Some might appreciate the assistance with chores and the extra free time it provides, while others might feel uncomfortable with the idea of robots performing tasks traditionally done by humans, or they might prefer to do tasks themselves for the satisfaction or personal touch.

1. do the cleaning, table laying, scrubbing and washing up
2. do the cooking, plan the meals, and so on
3. no, it can't. Because Robots in the home might
not be creative enough to do the cooking, plan the meals, and so on.
4. slaves
5. no. Be cause it's dificult to úe