Possible economic and social changes were proposed to all of them and, undoubtedly, they can be both: positive (for example, the need in the personal development) or negative (a rise in the crime level because of unemployment growth). However, all predicted changes and consequences are only a small part of research and should be investigated further by conducting deeper analysis of data: firstly, the number of automated jobs in each industry in each country; secondly, the number of people who stopped trying to find a new job after their quit because of replacing them by machines is important; etc. What can be done further in order to find a more precise and justified answer in regard to the debates on whether or not advances in robotics and artificial intelligence have only a positive or only negative impact on the society is to conduct some research in finding out the correlation between variables (for example, the correlation between unequal income distribution and robots’ participation in the economy) and experiments that might help scientists to develop a full understanding of the consequences of robotics’ advances.