Question

ai is already being used to accomplish different kinds of medical tasks, from reading x - rays to helping in surgery.
epstein points out that ai programs will never be perfect—no matter how much we might want (or expect) them to be. but if ai could diagnose a disease correctly even 10 percent more often than humans, think of how many lives it could save. besides, wouldnt it be fun to come face - to - face with a robot assistant at your next medical appointment?

Explanation:

The passage discusses the use of AI in medical tasks. It mentions that while AI programs won't be perfect, if they can diagnose diseases more accurately than humans (even by 10% more), it could save many lives. This aligns with the idea that robots (with AI) can do things (like more accurate disease diagnosis) that people can't do as effectively. The other options are either too narrow (e.g., "Medical robot assistants will be fun to meet" - just a side - comment) or not fully supported (e.g., "AI will correctly identify diseases much more often than humans" - the passage says "even 10 percent more often", not "much more often" in an unqualified way).

Answer:

Robots will do many different things that people cannot do.