Reevaluating the Concept of 'Robot' as a Social Construct in Technology Discourse

The article argues that the term 'robot' is a social construct shaped by cultural and societal perceptions rather than technical definitions, using examples like dishwashers and industrial robots to illustrate how societal reactions influence technological labeling. It highlights the evolving nature of the term, driven by science fiction and public discourse on automation's implications.

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