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What People Think if Robots Became Primary Caregivers for Elderly/Disabled

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NNicholas Smith
Last edited Sep 17, 2019
Created on Sep 10, 2019

This visualization shows survey responses on whether lifelike robots should become primary caregivers for elderly or disabled people, alongside an analysis of sex-based differences. It uses a bar chart with counts of responses per category, colored by respondent sex, and includes tooltips for detailed values. Built with Vega-Lite and D3, it loads CSV data from a GitHub raw URL and renders the chart using the Vega-Lite API with D3’s CSV parser.

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A visualization of the dataset showing what people think if lifelike robots become the primary caregivers for the elderly or disabled. It also shows that there is no correlation between the sex and the question.

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