Is it ethical to have robots sell coins to humans that don't know its a robot?

[o48o]

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in the future though eventually there will be AI that has better emotional intelligence as well.
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That wouldn't even be that hard to imagine. Humans tend to avoid to do any emotional labor to the point of breaking point and mass shootings. AI:s would work though emotional problems way easier, and they don't need even sympathy to figure our problems out. Just empathy, and that doesn't need to be for humans only, as you don't need much feelings to believe what the other person is going trough. Humans have problems with empathy all the time as they confuse it with sympathy. In fact humans are in overall pretty mess with their suppressed feelings.

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In terms of the human emotional connection, while robots can simulate empathy and understanding to some extent, they cannot fully replace the nuances of human emotion and the value of authentic human interaction.

This is very human centric thought pattern where we need to see ourselves more important then other lifeforms (i am counting in self aware AI from the future as well). We need to see ourselves as essential part of the universe to avoid accepting our own insignificance in it. But for now if it helps, humans are the best ones to solve human problems as experts by experience. It doesn't need to be so in the future.

Edit: now i sound so much against humans and pro AI that i fear this message will get flagged as generated by an evil AI

[yazher]

-Soon there will be no truck drivers/taxi drivers.... self-driving cars
-Soon there will be no warehouse workers.... thanks Bezos
-Soon there will be no fast-food workers.... thanks Frybot
-Soon there will be no hotel staff.... robot maids/self-check-in
-Soon there will be no farmers... AI can do it better
-Soon there will be no actors/singers/movie stars... all replace by AI

These things will probably happen in the future because of ongoing studies and improvements that can make it into reality and we have the clear evidence now because we don't really expect that a mere chat can answer almost all of the logical questions out there including medical and rocket science things. The self-driving vehicles will be the next ones to appear and although we are seeing them as failed products this year, they still improving a lot and they are going fast with their improvement so, in the upcoming decade, we will see lots of major changes because now that this becomes a trend everyone wants to make their own version of it.

[tread93]

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in the future though eventually there will be AI that has better emotional intelligence as well.
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That wouldn't even be that hard to imagine. Humans tend to avoid to do any emotional labor to the point of breaking point and mass shootings. AI:s would work though emotional problems way easier, and they don't need even sympathy to figure our problems out. Just empathy, and that doesn't need to be for humans only, as you don't need much feelings to believe what the other person is going trough. Humans have problems with empathy all the time as they confuse it with sympathy. In fact humans are in overall pretty mess with their suppressed feelings.

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While that is true to some extent you can't just replicate true and genuine human emotions, if they're robotic reactions and AI educated guess responses of what the correct emotional output is based on the current human / situation they're dealing with in real time who is to say that the robot doesn't mix up empathy and sympathy and what that should be/look like when given the opportunity to project their response back. The very term emotion doesn't work the same for robots, I feel like robot emotions will need their own classifications lol. Robototions? Hahahhaha idk man. Weird shit we're talking here lmfao.