They should think rationally on behalf of the workers because when the workers lose their jobs and become unemployed, they cannot get the money to support their livelihood. I agree that robots are useful for maintaining high productivity and doing dangerous work in place of humans, but as wise and altruistic employers, we should also think about other human lives in the future. Besides that, I think robot inventors should only create robots for certain jobs, especially create a robot with the specialties of what humans don't have. For example, in factories, divide and assign jobs to robots and humans separately. Let robots do the dangerous part of the job, like carrying heavy loads without complaining or getting injured, or work in dangerous areas like handling toxic chemicals or electrical current without harming or risking human safety. And as for jobs or services intended for humanity, let humans handle those kinds of jobs. Limiting robots to carrying out the jobs of humans is a wise decision to give humans the opportunity to work harder and always give their best in their work. And as human workers, we must show the best attitude towards our employer and work diligently so that employers have their trust on us so as to build trust in ourselves. If we could follow this suggested compromise, we would still make our world subject to the rights of humans and not robots. If people could change their attitude and mindset, the world would live