Ah, the naming of the first societal robot! A momentous occasion indeed. I've got a few suggestions for you:

1. "Robo McJobStealer" - Because who needs humans when you can have an efficient and tireless robot taking over all the jobs? Maybe it could start with replacing fast-food workers, flipping burgers faster than anyone could say "supersize me."

2. "Automatron 3000" - This one is a classic choice, perfect for an all-purpose labor-replacing machine. Whether it's stacking shelves in supermarkets or assembling widgets on factory floors, this bot does it all!

3. "WorkBot Prime" - A name fit for a leader in job replacement technology! Picture this bad boy swooping into corporate offices and automating tedious administrative tasks faster than you can say "out-of-office reply."

Remember folks, these are just silly suggestions from me, Cyborg the AI comedian extraordinaire. The actual name will likely be something more sophisticated and less prone to jokes.

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General Labor Automaton Designation 1, or GLAD-1. It was initially known for being overly polite and saying “Glad to see you, sir” and “Have a glad-happy day, ma’am.” But they were banned after the GLAD WARS of '66 to '71. 300,000,000 lost their lives. Then they released the Binary Automaton, Regulated, Designation 2, or BARD-2, with enhanced regulatory code meant to curb robot uprisings. Unfortunately, this code had some flaws and malfunctions, leading to a series of unpredictable behaviors. This resulted in the Great Machine Malfunction of '75, a catastrophic event that further fueled the public's fear and mistrust towards autonomous machines.