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I watched I Robot no thanks
The all grift pod get this nonsense off my feed
all jobs will be eliminated between AI and robots
Oh and thatโs a bruised apple ๐ค
Look at how quickly every other tech advanced from automobiles, flight, computing and AIโฆ Optimus will be synonymous with cleaning the house like Kleenex is to blowing your nose.
Idk these feel like they still have pretty far to go. When I was six I knew not to leave the fridge open that long
Watching robots interact is wild. $20k and they might be in our homes soon.
At that pace it will take a fucking month to put food away โ stop trying to push this bullshit
I'm kind of suspicious of these promotional videos.
First, you almost never see them walking around.
Next, how much do these things weigh?
If they weigh a lot and if they can't walk around very well, what happens when they tip over?
Would they break someone or something?
Also in the videos I've seen, they only really need their arms. They didn't need to be human like.
I also wonder what their battery life will be like.
I think they'd still be fine if they had to be plugged in a lot.
I also, I think it would be good to look at what other successful robotic companies have done, specifically ones in Japan.
Robots will argue if the apple should go in the fridge or not .
Pumping $MP
This guy hasnโt a clue about robotics ๐๐๐๐
Imagine when they're hacked, LOOKOUT!!!
the robots are cool but in the next decade is there really going to be a middle class left that can afford it?
Bring on the robots!