The future of household chores will never be the same, here is how: For decades, “automation” in the home meant better appliances. Faster vacuums. Smarter washing machines. Incremental upgrades. What is happening now is fundamentally different. With @openmind_agi, we are moving from tools that assist humans to systems that can understand, plan, and execute tasks on their own. Not scripted movements. Not single-purpose robots. But general agents that can observe a real-world environment, reason about it, and adapt in real time. Think about daily chores: >Cleaning that adapts to clutter instead of failing on edge cases >Tidying that understands intent, not predefined paths >Assistance that improves with experience rather than requiring reprogramming This is not about replacing one task at a time. It is about building a general cognitive layer for robotics. Once intelligence becomes reusable across tasks, household labor stops being a fixed cost of life and starts becoming optional. That shift is irreversible.