In Tokyo, the hotel fires two hundred robots: people are attacked in their place

As he writes The Wall Street Journal the first to be turned off was the room voice assistant Churi who could not answer the simplest questions or was activated in the middle of the night whenever he heard snoring. However, the wearers switched off in snow or rain and were criticized by the customers as too slow. While the receptionists, the famous velociraptor check-in staff, did not know how to give information about the places to visit or the schedules of the planes. The robots are already obsolete after a few years or new and advanced by further models. But the hotel manager decided not to update his robots and flip the page, relying on human resources this time. It warns, however: The time of the robots is not over anyway.