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A recurring concern addressed by Musk's vision is the role of machinery in human life. During the keynote, Musk suggested that optimists might consider robots capable of watching children, which raising eyebrows about the potential for overdependence on automation.
Julie McCoy strongly articulates a cautionary perspective: "Machines aren't meant to replace what makes us human," emphasizing that parenting, nurturing, and human connection are vital. She warns against delegating essential human tasks—like caring for children or performing chores—to robots, fearing that such reliance could erode human intimacy and purpose.