Isn't it more likely that with nano techology  we will slowly be turned into cyborgs ourselves?

As for the ... I just realised I am responding with a knee jerk reaction, almost trying to defend my thoughts above with logical answers. When answers can branch off in countless directions, we can either choose to examine them in a logical manner, accepting and rejecting a number of possibilities of each branching, or else, let our imaginations soar and hopefully discover a few new branchings (created by us?) that are more interesting.

Another interesting field is education. Every time someone thinks we do not need teachers, education via the web is the answer, they find they have to employ teachers. At this stage, no AI can handle the odd questions children ask and the need to find new or simpler ways of explaining what the child did not understand.

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The trade: In 1990 I bought a fish n chip shop which also made crusty chicken pieces and burgers. I did not have any cash and so I could not get too picky, but I like the location. I paid about 50% ,ore than I should have, for the turnover declared and the real turnover was almost exactly half what they declared. They must have fed for free a lot of friends during my days of watching the turnover. Within the first month I saw I was in trouble.

I changed the working hours (in South Africa, no small shop stays open after eight in the evening, too risky). From eight, I pushed it to three in the morning. I create the Whopper burger, 600gr of mince (normal, none of that shitty lean meat stuff). Had big buns made for me and advertised that when the bars close, they must come for a burger so that it absorbs the alcohol and helps them get a good nights sleep. I also informed the local police station that if they want a normal burger, they only p[ay one third of the price - so I constantly had a cop car outside my door. Inter-city taxis, each with 15 passengers, started stopping, because I would offer the drivers a whopper and coke for free. 

From midnight to four in the morning my sales were 150% of my full normal hours day.

I found a lovely tearoom in a park, bought it, sold the takeaway, and took it easy for a month. It was not making money, just covering expenses (plus the thefts from my staff, which means it was not a bad business). I advertised that after ten in the evening we re-open until five in the morning as the Night Owl. People who could not sleep would come, play, monopoly, chess etc.
I would have 5to 8 cutomers during the day and about 40 at night. No staff, in many ways it became like a family gathering, people going into the kitchen, making a toasted sandwich, make their coffee and placed their money in the till. Some, at the end of the evening would go into the kitchen and clean up for me. I just could not believe how wonderful it was.

So, my experiences were much more fun for one simple reason: my businesses were mine, not franchises. Would I have employed a robot? Yes, if it has a sense of humour and enjoys interacting with my customers. It would also be useful during the day, ensuring my staff do not rob me blind. Heck, I might have even been able to snooze a bit now and then.

Hmm...just thought of something that is being argued in the real world. Some are arguing against providing paedophiles with robot children.

Nobody discussed the one thing I wondered about. For a true paedophile to love his little robot girl or boy, the robot would have to have the personality of a child. That brings up a worry - would the mind of a robot child be damaged by being loved by an adult, or could it be created biased towards finding its role natural?

Will sex robots be looked down upon by other robots? Not because of the sex, as such, but because they do it with inferior beings?

https://www.behance.net/gallery/59805651/robots-are-your-friends