The first robot that many human beings welcomed into their homes was a peculiar creature born 20 years ago with a funny name.
It didn’t look the way we imagined robots, and it didn’t perform the tasks we envisioned outsourcing to robots. We pictured self-driving cars. We got a self-driving vacuum cleaner.
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