Computers aren't robots, computers could run robots though. CPU cycles/time (computations) to complete instructions aren't the same as asking a chat bot to perform a task for you. That comparison doesn't work. How many computations does a z15 mainframe perform per second? You think IBM can't modify a fraction of that time to ask AI to perform duties or tasks for them? I understand you all are having fun with AI but you can't compete with multi-million dollar machines that have a 95% uptime, on average. I worked at an Enterprise with 4 mainframes and those cpc drawers can contain hundreds of CPUs, per draw, to run entire States or big businesses. Our DB2 systems could perform getpage requests at 10 million pages per second. Not that ibm would use DB2 with AI, but those machines handle data like nothing else on this planet. I wish you guys luck though, and I could be wrong too.