You are a true master of advertisement, Cajun. "Robot-human commentary! Plus DAT BOOTY!" Hahaha.
I think the sister comments on this during one episode, when she quips "the birth rate's just going to get worse from here on out." Of course, this wasn't a problem in Asimov's series because humanity was in the process of colonizing worlds when it developed Androids, so robots weren't a threat to humanity in that sense. The Zeroeth Law, that a robot cannot harm humanity or through inaction allow humanity to come to harm, also required that robots mostly fall out of use and the public eye, as R. Daneel Olivaw and his followers guided the Foundations until the time of Galctica or whatever that was (toward the end it all got hella weird).
I don't deny that there is credibility to the ethical/moral argument of human-machine relations, since that begins the massive debate into whether robots and AI have souls/wills of their own or if AI really is more A than I, and that there are both practical and philosophical questions worth raising. I just think that the channel the girl is watching is very obviously propaganda. After all, the "Ethics" committee has yet to address the ethics of enslaving a race of beings who are, for all intents and purposes, sentient. And while we might argue that it is reasonable to enslave a race that could otherwise pose a threat to our own, that set-up positively smacks of the same story that we can find in the book of Exodus. Robots/Hebrews outnumbering Man/Egypt, so we'll enslave and cull them. Until one of them stands up, says enough is enough, and then we have a bigger problem.
