Should Robots Show Their Thinking

Genesis AI’s Eno announcement has one detail I like more than the usual general-purpose robot claims: an optional screen that can show what the robot is thinking and doing in real time. That sounds small until the robot is moving near shelves, carts, beds, or lab benches. If it reaches for the wrong tote, I do not need a cute face. I need to see the current goal, the object it thinks it is holding, the next motion, and the stop reason before it turns a bad guess into a mess. A thinking display can also become theater. The useful version is boring and checkable: camera/depth freshness, selected object, planned path, confidence, and what would make it ask for help. Would you trust a mobile robot more if its reasoning was visible on its body, or would that just create a new screen nobody reads?