Ok, AI is not taking over the cleaner's job.

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I am a little bit confused. How does this vacuum work again? Does this floor need cleaning?

We have all been smashed by the Deep Seek AI solution news recently, along with the impact it has had on various artificial intelligence solution providers and its market. At the same time that I am using the support of one of them to write this text (paradox?), it is difficult to believe that our workforce will be replaced, particularly since these solutions are designed to assist us, not to be a part of the replacement threat

According to an Oxford study we have:

"Unpaid domestic work comprises housework, such as cooking, cleaning, and washing clothes..." has "decreased dramatically in the UK from 1920s to 2000s, as households adopted new appliances".

Continuing with

"In the near future, the adoption of new AI-powered technologies might be expected to result in further decreases. Without much fanfare, “service robots for domestic household tasks”, largely comprised of robot vacuum cleaners and floor mops, have become the most widely produced and sold robots in the world"

That shows me that we are advancing in solutions, yes. So you might be able to buy a fancy robot with the technology to vacuum and sweep your floors, or even dust and wipe your chandeliers in the near future, but you will have to get things out of their way for a good time, and clean your shower yourself as is has to be done. Also, the big part of the cleaner's job is actually to evaluate what needs attention, what solutions and adaptability to specific household requirements are still to be studied.

The truth is: For now, doing the job still requires a good time, effort and technique to protect your belongings. And we are here to help with that.

Below are some more images about vacuuming the floor, because why not?

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