This was a question that I pondered as well. Some of the things people have made recently just seem really creepy how human like they are, however, this video answers this question. Basically we have already designed a world made for humans so to have a humanoid robot would make sense to be able to navigate our already human designed world. Now, some of the robots with human like facial features may still creep me out at the moment, but I can see where having a human like thing to interact with can still be important too. https://youtube.com/shorts/2e9pQXg-pPk?si=urw0i67McVheqiOQ

The other day ChatGPT's humor caught me completely off guard that it made me laugh out loud. I'm writing a book where all the characters are a type of birds and I asked ChatGPT for some feedback on my pacing along with my ability to "show don't tell". Off handedly she mentioned the mentor bird taking the protagonist "under his wing" and added "pun intended?" 🤣 Oh man, I was so pleasantly surprised. I mean, I grew up watching Star Trek and we all knew Data didn't have humor like that because it wasn't in his programming. Well, apparently ChatGPT has one up on him.

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