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To elaborate: robots folding clothes, doing dishes, tidying up, vacuuming (no Rommbas don't count lol). Such a robot needs to be on sale at any price point (presumably very high). Think tesla's new humanoid robot. I voted yes but I am a deep learning researcher with my head up my ass about the whole thing. Of course, I think it will happen.

Do Roombas not count?

Can you elaborate on your criteria a bit? What does it have to do besides doing dishes? This looks like something that should be a very low percent, but I see you betting YES