In the article Robots From Fiction to Fact, the writer describes different types of new
robots and discusses how they might change the world.The writer then describes real robots that look
and act like animals including bees and dolphins.The writer then describes computer programs called bots.He mentions that early bots were
not very advanced.The writer
oncludes by arguing that bots and robots will become even more important in the future
and by questioning whether this will be good or bad for society.The writer first explains that robots
began as an idea in a play by Karel Capek.He says that these animal-like robots help
engineers design more useful robots.The writer next introduces the idea that robots can do
work instead of people.For example, robots can clean homes, make food, and drive cars.In contrast, modern bots can write almost as well as people.