A robot can only perform tasks that are pre-programmed by humans. - False: While some robots operate based on pre-programmed instructions, many modern robots, especially those with AI and machine learning capabilities, can learn and adapt to new tasks and environments on their own., Robots equipped with artificial intelligence can make decisions based on environmental data. - True: AI-equipped robots can process environmental data (like images, sounds, or sensor input) and make decisions or adjustments based on that information. For example, autonomous vehicles make driving decisions in real-time using AI., True: AI-equipped robots can process environmental data (like images, sounds, or sensor input) and make decisions or adjustments based on that information. For example, autonomous vehicles make driving decisions in real-time using AI. - False: Some robots can learn from their surroundings and even figure out new things on their own., Robots with smart brains can make decisions based on what they see or hear - True: Robots that have "smart brains" (like AI) can make decisions based on things they see, hear, or feel., Once a robot is turned on, it doesn’t need anyone to help it anymore. - True: Some robots, like self-driving cars, can do their jobs without any help once they’re started.,

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