The comparison does get kind of non-sensical.

How much PTO does the robot use? Are they a culture fit? Do they have any insights for process improvement?

If robots can replace humans for the most monotonous tasks, I'm all for it, as long as it doesn't hurt living conditions for those humans.

But all these robots are only shown to us in very carefully controlled conditions. If a human was doing what we saw this robot doing in a factory, they'd probably get disciplined unless they increased their speed by 400%. This is state of the art, I presume.

Maybe this kind of thing will be useful some day, but it feels like that day is a long way off.