Can a robot harm humans or allow humans to be harmed?
Of course. Any violation of safety precautions when using the device can be traumatic.
If we take Azimov and, in particular, the film "I am a Robot", then in this context it is easy to admit the possibility of harming a robot to a person, with seemingly trustworthy intentions. A robot is the development of human philosophy, and in it, so far, wrecking is firmly rooted ...
The robot doesn't care. As far as harm and help. It has a strict set of functions, the final result of which (in an understandable form) is perceived only by a person.
Depends on its developer.
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