Anthropomorphism has potentially dangerous implications for the future if we wrongfully attach emotions and genuine connections to unfeeling robots or other products that have human-like qualities.
As designers, the key here is to really take the time to understand when anthropomorphism is appropriate, and how much of it you should use in your design work.
And a lot of that has to do with the way our brains respond to indications of humanity in the things that we're looking at, which is what drives anthropomorphism.
So anthropomorphism in that sense is something that designers and marketers and roboticists are really interested in because they want to get people to interact with their products.
People suffering from things like psychopathy or the inability to sort of empathize with other humans in a really dangerous way, they're far less likely to engage in anthropomorphism.