Can robots be a substitute for natural ability in the working world? 

The future is often hard to predict; depending on how familiar we are with this topic, the answers may well vary, and they all make sense, but in my view, robots will substitute for natural ability to a certain extent. Now let me explain some of them.     

First, robots have highly-developed motor skills now. For example, they can precisely control their force, such as holding an egg with five fingers, or walking on snow. So, experts predict that robots will handle nearly half of all jobs, which will lead to a low-cost productivity and boost the economy in turn.     

Next, I understand some may argue that it’s still difficult for robots to replace our senses and complex thinking. But as artificial intelligence has advanced, robots have been dominating in those areas, too. For example, we know that humans can’t beat robots in most board games, and robots can create stunning art.           

In conclusion, we can be optimistic about the potential of robotics replacing natural ability. Challenges remain, but they arise from our limitless expectations of them. Thank you for your attention. [181 Words Type-O]