Tesla OPTIMUS Just SHOCKED The ENTIRE ROBOT INDUSTRY
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Published 2023-12-24
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Elon: we are not ready for AI. we need to stop. Also elon: I gave it a body lol
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Elon really went "It's inevitable. Might as well be the one doing it"
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It's going to be crazy once these bots are on the market. We're in for seriously strange times approaching hastely
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Walks like Joe Biden
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Yes I need a robot in my old age.
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It’s definitely nailed the Biden walk
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Wow. Imagine where they will be in a few years. This is all about the AI and computational hardware they have developed, the mechanicals are not as important. The potential value of this is soooooooooooo much greater than the vehicle side of things.
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In the meantime millions of people have no access to electricity and clean water
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I’m actually seeing this in my lifetime. 😮
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this video is a good conversation starter to discuss basic income.
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I think Elon being the one to warn us of AI, will also be the first one to use it for technologies like the Optimus 2.
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So, the robot could hypothetically learn, all on its own, to load a rifle, aim it, and fire?
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As a mere casual observer of the evolution of robots, I can finally say, I'm impressed. This Tesla Gen2 robot with hands and fingers that have the dexterity of humans is way impressive. Also, the fact that they are self learning...Elon, staying ahead of the curve.
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I just want to say Merry Christmas to everyone in the comments section, and I am happy to be living in the beginning on a very futuristic future.
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How can anyone think that there's good future ahead of us after seeing this...
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Self learning is definitely key to being a successful robot manufacturer!!! This is scary awesome!
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Yep imagine your favorite fast food chain with just these and one single human in the store.
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Are we looking at the first Mars mission crew 🤔 Would make total sense, design a ship that’ll carry these and it’s a direct swap for humans further down the line. Even when humans get there, these can carry out experiments and research outside, with an operator controlling it from inside, much safer than going out in a suit.
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The major problem will be battery longevity. If I took this on house construction,how much could it accomplish before it would need charging. It's a hassle in the UK just charging hand powered tools ,let alone one of these things. It would be great if it works though and to be honest not too worried about it going rogue , look at the nut jobs around the world we have already with a finger on the nuclear button, they worry me
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The fluidity of the arms and hands movements is stunning! It still walks as if it had a stick up its rear, but that will probably quickly improve too.
