Nowadays robots are more and more used by people in different areas of our lives. Actually, they're almost everywhere: at the streets, in supermarkets, hospitals, schools, banks and even inside our houses! They do lots of jobs instead of humans, and it makes us much more easier to live like that. In 21st century, we don't have to wash the dishes and the clothes, clean the floor, heat the food or boil the water on fire - what for, if robots are able to do all that things? You may think we're getting lazier that way, but I wouldn't completely agree with you. Yeah, lots of work that human used to do has been given to robots, but that doesn't mean we're doing nothing at all. Some of jobs still exist and will do for next few years (who knows, maybe technologies are developing too fast?).
It concerns the areas where people have to use their creativity talents like art, sculpture, literature, music and so on. Despite the fact human created robots which can make something by their own like Alisa, Siri, Chat GPT and other assistants and bots, this type of work done by a robot won't be the same as the human's one. Robot uses only phrases and templates which also were given him by a human! But still: each language is too various to be used in frames of one-two hundreds of words or sentences. The same with art, sculpture and music.
Also I don't think it's a good idea to use robots or computers when working with other people. I'm talking about such jobs as teachers, mentors, babysitters and doctors - contact with a person, physical or social, has to be carefully done but robots are able to make mistakes using their frames what can be dangerous for people, and also the level of understanding between two sides will be really low, and that won't lead to a good result.
There might be much more reasons to refuse from the use of robots in some areas, but I think two arguments will be enough. To sum up, robots can and even should be used in our usual lifes, but still there are limits where they can't be let, and alive people needed.