1. Response: I think robotics has been around a while and at many times has hit the Plateau of Productivity, but with all the A.I. advances, it may be making a comeback. I think we have not found the proper way to use robotics in our lives. Take the Roomba vacuum for example. It is a neat robotic invention that has been upgraded over time. The new news can mop and vacuum, have mapping features to map your house, and now can be remote-controlled by your phone. I do not know if self-driving cars would be considered robotic or A.I. but car manufactures started slowly using features such as lane assist, automatic breaking, and blind spot detection. Of course Tesla is all self driving if you like, but more company's will be soon to follow.

2. Response: Artificial Intelligence AI is being adopted by many enterprises all around the world. Although there are hopes of improving the quality of operations, there will also be disruptions. AI can be applied to many businesses, and it is being adopted because of its great ability to bring intelligence to tasks that once did not have it. Healthcare is one industry that will be disrupted by AI. Artificial intelligence (AI) aims to mimic human cognitive functions. It is bringing a paradigm shift to healthcare, powered by increasing availability of healthcare data and rapid progress of analytics techniques. This is because it will cause lots of free time for physicians because it will take care of many tasks. It will also aid in the discovery of new medications and treatments. Providing personalized healthcare to all patients is also another possibility.