She says “as a protest against their incursion into public spaces.” and claims “the delivery robots pose a hazard to people with mobility issues.”

Could it be because they should not be using the footpaths?

What is the maximum number of robots that can we actually allow on the footpaths?

At what point will footpaths be considered unusable due to robot traffic?

I'm sorry but a robot box delivering my food doesn't make it "slop," this isn't like AI at all. The food isn't worse, or even colder, it's just being delivered by a robot instead of an underpaid guy on a bike or in a car. Why are we fighting to maintain an extremely exploitative gig economy and tipping culture at the same time? I thought both were bad? I don't get it.

Some people just need their windmills...

I mean in one sense I get it but in another sense what a weird hill to have chosen.

Of all the things and ways to protest, how is stopping me from getting my burger really helping? It's not even as if I ordered it from an AI company, it's from a local burger place.

Thing is that delivery robots are quite an efficient way to get stuff moved. Getting a robot delivery from a store is better for the environment than driving there.

"Motor intimidation"

I think that's a reasonable reaction to the further encroachment of robots into parts of life where they didn't exist before.

I'll also say that if they decorated those things in a way that didn't make us feel like we're living in the WALL-E universe, I'd feel a tad bit better about it. Like, make it steampunk or something.

I genuinely hope I never get to a point where this is how I decide to spend my time. What a sad existence.

I'm wonder why she doesn't just gift them little hats.

I wonder what would happen if you covered up the lidar. Seems like it would stop doing whatever it was doing and ask for human assistance. Seems like the lidar would fit nicely under a to-go bowl, maybe a large soda cup.

This is a really tough one to decide where to side. On the one hand, its first amendment rights and on the other, its the rights of corporations via robots. I'm so torn on this issue.

She found a way to get attention.

What a stupid hill to die on. Robots in service fields are inevitable. It's not about AI stealing jobs, either. It's about technology being used to do the work of humans...which has been occurring since the industrial revolution.

Why has it taken me so long to hear the term Slop-bowl's. I love it!

Does that make delivery drones, Slop-birds?