根据下文,用英语写出你是否同意他的观点,并简要说明为什么同意或不同意

根据下文,用英语写出你是否同意他的观点,并简要说明为什么同意或不同意
The following appeared in a letter to the editor of a news magazine.
“Clearly,the successful use of robots on missions to explore outer space in the past 20 years demonstrates that robots could be increasingly used to perform factory work more effectively,efficiently,and profitably than human factory workers.The use of robots in factories would offer several advantages.First,robots never get sick,so absenteeism would be reduced.Second ,robots do not make mistakes,so factories would increase their output.Finally,the use of robots would also improve the morale of factory workers,since factory work can be so boring that many workers would be glad to shift to more interesting kinds of tasks.”

I disagree with this point .
To begin with,people lose jobs when machines take their places,especially in the mass production industry such as automobile business.In factories of the famous car company Ford,almost every step of car making is done by giant robots that work faster with higher reliability and precision than human labor.Because of the adoption of robots,thousands of workers are put out of their old jobs and forced to make changes in their work.Even such changes create job opportunities because robots need people to take care of and operate,the number of new jobs is much smaller than that of lost,thus causing huge pressure on the labor market and government.
People become less smart because of the wide use of machines in their life.Nowadays people need to use their brain less than they did in the past.Everything is programmed and the only thing we need to do is to push a button or throw on a switch.This has given us great convenience but made us lazier and less smart.Everyone has the awkward moment troubling with the spelling of a simple word when writing with a pen.But with a computer,it will automatically proofread the spelling and grammar of your writing.So people become less concerned with learning things right.This is not a progress but a regress of our intelligence and culture.