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    Reduced human presence means reduced intentional care for... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The primary risk of robots in care settings is the reduction of intentional human care, not dehumanisation per se

    Reduced human presence means reduced intentional care for patients

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    One reason why the issue of care has come to the fore is that people have argued that we will need robots in ageing societies. This argument makes problematic assumptions, namely that with longer lifespan people will need more care, and that it will not be possible to attract more humans to caring professions. It may also show a bias about age (Jecker forthcoming). Most importantly, it ignores the nature of automation, which is not simply about replacing humans, but about allowing humans to work

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