P2! The Reason Why Tesla Develop Tesla Bot Gen 2! They Make It Even Stronger! SOONER Than You Think!
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- P2! The Reason Why Tesla Develop Tesla Bot Gen 2! They Make It Even Stronger! SOONER Than You Think!
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Introduction:
🌐 Welcome to the Future! In this captivating article, we delve into the extraordinary realm of Tesla's groundbreaking creation - the Optimus Robot. Join us on an exhilarating journey as we explore Elon Musk's vision, the potential impact on households, and the revolutionary advances in AI and robotics technology. Strap in, because the future is now, and Optimus is leading the way!
Summary:
🚀 Elon's Optimus Vision Unveiled
Elon Musk, in 2022, teased an imminent revolution with Optimus, Tesla's humanoid robot. Unravel the details of Musk's ambitious plan to introduce this AI marvel into millions of homes. We explore the projected release timelines, pricing speculations, and the transformative effects Optimus could have on our daily lives.
🌐 Leasing vs. Selling: The Tesla Dilemma
Dive deep into the strategic decision of leasing Optimus before selling it. Discover the reasons behind this approach, from the intricacies of production to the challenges in AI development. We examine the leasing program's potential benefits, the anticipated demand surge, and why this method aligns with Tesla's futuristic goals.
💸 Decoding the Price Mystery
Elon Musk hinted at a $20,000 price tag, but is that the real deal? Explore varied expert opinions on Optimus's potential selling price. From $25,000 to wild speculations of $100,000, we decode the pricing puzzle and discuss why leasing might be the key to making Optimus accessible to all.
🌐 Leasing for Control and Safety
Safety first! Uncover why leasing is Tesla's chosen path for Optimus. We explore the challenges in AI integration, potential risks, and how leasing allows Tesla to maintain control over the technology. Learn how this safeguards against unintended uses and ensures constant updates for the lessees.
💼 Tesla Bot's Economic Impact
Join us in a financial exploration of Optimus's potential to save costs. From hourly task rates to annual cost savings, we analyze how Optimus could become a game-changer in various industries. Witness how this humanoid robot could transform businesses, enhance efficiency, and create substantial economic benefits.
🌐 The Tesla-Walmart Connection
Tesla's collaboration with Walmart takes center stage. Delve into the potential partnership between Optimus and major companies like Walmart, FedEx, and Amazon. Discover how Optimus's ability to operate in challenging conditions makes it an attractive solution for businesses aiming to enhance productivity and cut costs.
01:30 Why will Tesla lease Optimus before selling it to the market?
09:15 How cost-effective will Tesla Bot be at saving ?
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🤔If I had the money to either get a Tesla versus a Tesla car I would choose the Tesla Optimus bot.🤯 And here's my reason why I'm on SSDI I'm disabled it could help me with everyday tasks at home that is hard for me to do yet alone anywhere else. 🌎✌
Probably Optimus will first used in Automotive, then installation of powerwalls, solar roofs etc., then suppliers (to decrease costs). Most probably Tesla will also be involved in other areas like wind energy, nuclear energy (getting also rid of nuclear waste) and areas which nobody thought of (precision fermention etc.)
If I were Elon, I would use the Tesla bot in house to increase my production Above my competition.
I think this is what Elon was thinking when he says they have the most advanced manufacturing techniques in the world
Thank ! Thank you for your opinion, Elon will definitely increase the quantity at the factory until it is of sufficient standard and quality to be released to customers for use. You know, sometimes quantity won't matter to competitors, what's important is the technology in it. If you have little but high-end technology, everything is still better than having a lot but it's useless
I'm simultaneously happy for Elon and his company,and the future of his robots,but I can't help but worry about the future decent employability of human workers and the impact on their lives.
There will be personal bots, and corporate bots. 2 different prices as well! Also, he may lease to commercial use, just to make it easier to roll out. (no huge up front cost for large companies). The bot can work 3 full time shifts, thus replacing the 3 salaries. work at least 100k per year commercially per unit leased out. (This would save the employers 50% of their labor costs, with no upfront cost! )
It isn't just up to Tesla to determine all these things - there are dozens of other humanoid robot companies out there.
Yes, yet all of them has nothing to show, nothing that could replace human work. A robot like NS-5 from I Robot movie would easily cost 65 000 dollars, Optimus is not worth 10 dollars as of right now because it is utterly useless, it can even do groceries for you.
None of those other companies have the capacity to scale production and they don't have the AI training models or data sets.
@@ShadeDraws My one-word reply to that: China. China's AI and humanoid robot industry is massive. Plus, they have the full weight of the Chinese government behind them. CZcams prevents me from sharing a link, but here is the headline: "China Ministry Pushes for Humanoid Robot Mass Production by 2025". Besides all the American companies involved in this area, there are literally dozens of other countries pursing this.
Chinese will make it for $5,000 after the it is released and examined back in China!😊
China may be the biggest loser. Its price advantage has always been low cost labor. If Optimus provides low cost labor, China loses.
Also, would you allow a Chinese robot full access to your home?
Personally, I wouldn't have the slightest interest in a robot, even if I could afford it. It seems to me that by far the highest percentage who will want one, will be companies trying to reduce human staff, and bad actors.
Impressive. Human beings continually blow my mind xxxx
Tesla Bot blow all people mind, future Open !!
@@TeslaCarWorldBut will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
Lots of that as yet unproven.
We don’t yet know how long Optimus can work without maintenance.
But all that info will come as Tesla actually put them to work.
It would be great for factory and warehouse jobs.
Tesla factory, Walmart, Amazon, FedX: all of place that have production line !! Optimus Bots are the future !
This will completely change the face of manufacturing and distribution as we know it. And sooner than you think. Get ready.
@@TeslaCarWorldBut will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
I love those super realistic images in the video, showing humanoid bots sitting in front of laptops, using the fingers on the keyboard and a headset, while talking about efficiency...
You are our motivation to do more videos about Tesla Bot and its role. Thank you !
A Tesla Bot won't have the difficulties of practicality like Tesla cars have. But both are right on the horizon. Mr. X
AI solution to fix most of our current problems with the Tesla bot and full self-driving. it may be possible to create a right brain left brain architecture one side governed by coded rules and the other side by neural net this will create an intuitive bots that will obey the rules that's information
I think Musk better be quick. Here come Figure and Kepler right now.
Imagine a million bots with each one of them learning how to do a specific task and those one million tasks each getting uploaded to DOJO where the knowledge will teach the other 999,999. They won't have to be individually programmed. That block separating task will already be known by every bot that comes off the line because it's part of the central brain. Imagine a bot that comes preloaded with all the knowledge of the internet...
I'd buy a bot rather than buying a car. It could run to the places I need to be and act as *me* at the location I want to go to.
It's only a matter of time before bots are building bots
You know AI and Tesla are developing at breakneck speed and people are scared about it. What do you think if a Tesla Bot has the ability to create a new Tesla Bot?
Even better... you only have to train 1 robot to do a job, then every robot will know how to do it. Crazy.
@@TeslaCarWorldBut will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
@@francescoambrosino1841 So no one knows the answer to that, as it’s the stuff that government officials will have to wrestle with don’t cha think?
Even if the $20k is a lease price per year, Tesla will be a very rich company very quickly. If it can replace an employee making $15-20/hr, then it's a no brainer to pay $20k for a lease instead of hiring the employee. When I was a truck driver it wasn't too uncommon to see companies charging $20/hr or even $50/hr for lumping services, though admittedly $50 was pretty insane. One of these robots would do that job admirably, and at that rate, working 24/7 you'd make bank even with the $20k / yr lease.
Soon....Robots will be assembling other robots....
8:17 the definition of loving your job, in the background 😂😂
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❤❤looking forward to this ❤❤
Imagine a single Optimus with wingman drone capabilities. A central expensive Optimus controlling other inexpensive dumb drones performing household or construction tasks.would maximise its usefulness at lower cost.
С каждым показом роботы становятся все более скоординированными, динамичными и похожими на человека. Пройдет совсем немного времени и мы увидим их ловкость, высокую производительность труда в разных сферах человеческой деятельности . И это уже неоспоримый факт. Человеку надо будет приспоспосабливаться и четко осозновать, что рядом с ним будут работать роботы.
Удачи всем
2030 people be leasing tesla bots 2040 tesla bots will be leasing people and put the extra of us on the reservation. Then they will find gold on our land and take it back from us.
Haha! You've watched a sci-fi movie about robots for more than 180 minutes, right? Humor makes us laugh
Facts😂
Elon is a scamming piece of shit he doesn't tell you about the investors he got $ from and still haven't delivered on time
So much for your freedom love
I hate Elon musk bitch ass wants to give jobs to robots,I hope he starts a robot uprise he can't control
I hope Elon won't fall short on his promises on this one
"Excessive automation at Tesla was a mistake. To be precise, my mistake. Humans are underrated!" - Elon Musk 2018.
2024 replaces humans with robots anyway.
robots are just humans, too
Automation is always good for a factory because it saves both time and costs for the manufacturer. Employment issues will certainly be affected and we do not deny this. However, you know that there are models that require manual assembly such as Tesla Semi, and Tesla Bot(now), so recruiting labor to assemble them is still extremely necessary.
@HoD999x Robots have an unfair economic advantage verses humans because their labour isn't being taxed.
I need one optimus to clean my house.
Did he say 20 billion units😳 Talk about an invasion army
I think leasing would be the way to go to make more money, and also to keep his technology as safe as he can. But there's going to be the people who steal a lot of his ideas, but it will take them much longer to do that by leasing them, simply because it's not your property and you should not be touching and taking things apart. Just my opinion. And also leasing that would give everyone that wanted one most likely a chance to.
Thank you for your useful comments, technology copying can happen when rented to some bad guys. However, you know Tesla will definitely monitor and technology thieves will lose a lot just to learn about the AI software in Optimus! We love your sharing!
@@TeslaCarWorldBut will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
The purpose of releasing a product at a lose, is to dominate and maximize it's potential market sector. Once the product is established as the industry leader, the price is adjusted to equilibrium. I thought that would be obvious
At first I felt a little intimidated by its height, but now can it be programmed to clean ceiling fans? They start to look furry after a while.
I'm going to predict that before long, androids like these will become extensible. So one of those could be 100 cm when you want, and maybe 300 cm when you need that. Saves using a ladder, for one thing.
We appear to be at the point where a bot could replace some employees. I see one bot being as productive as 4 or 5 employees over the course of a week.
What about battery life and reliability? That thing has like a million sensitive moving parts, im very curious about battery life though.
If own one and have it go to work in my place! 👍🏿😀
Leasing allows them to retrieve the units for whatever reason. Sold units can't be retrieved. Liability would be limited with a lease vs sale. Remember the General Motors EV-1?
I'd like a giant one perhaps 18 feet tall capable of uprooting trees and tossing cars like toys. For construction of course.
Tesla needs to hire me , I will definitely be doing better in robot development
Today, a high end color copier sells for 50K. Equipment leasing companies will pay the seller the cash and lease the equipment to the customer at 36 months for 1,650.00 per month. At the end of the lease term the customer can return the equipment, buy it for about 10% of the original price, or upgrade to the mext generation. With internal financing Tesla would maske 60K per bot, plus maintenance and parts or consumables. Why would Tesla do it any other way?
the bots will initially be leased by the hour for commercial and industrial use only guaranteeing Tesla nearly $100k/yr per bot. Detailed in this Optimus tweet thread: czcams.com/video/D3bpSKB6_6c/video.html
Elon Musk: " AI will destroy humanity !!! "
also Musk: " Hey, look at my new line of killer robots !"
He's talked about how scary AI is and he's promised not to create a terminator !
Optimus may also be used to cultivate the moon and Mars.
Building a city on the moon and Mars has never been more possible, Tesla Bot takes to that planet and establishes a robot ecosystem, too terrifying to think about !
These robots will be very good assistance as security guards in the malls.
The better question is capabilities, and if there are going to be limits to certain countries. Also, is tesla going to keep all processing and AI in their control?
Tesla bot advancing very fast. Scary
Some really scary !! Tesla has launched each generation every 7 months and we are wondering how magical the Gen3 Optimus will be in 2024! But you shouldn't worry too much because Musk has promised not to create a "terminator".
$100,000 is too much for the masses. Also, China has a similar robot in competition.
The mass of people is the majority of people in a country, society or group.
The global discrepancy in income is extremely high, with only a small fraction of the population belonging to the top 1% of earners.
US Families with two people have an annual median income of $75,143 as of 2023.
The global discrepancy in income is extremely high, with only a small fraction of the population belonging to the top 1% of earners. 5:30
Credit Suisse says to be among the world’s wealthiest 1% you need at least USD 1.5 million in net worth.
I hope that by the time the first humanoid robots will be introduced, the countries of the world will have a uniform concept for taxing their labor. Otherwise we will soon have a billion unemployed, the national budgets will collapse and so will the states themselves.
Type of the world of each unit
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Oh COME on i want one now
My blowing
Will Tesla CEO consider creating bots for agriculture? We need bots in Africa to explore organic food production... please please
Cook, clean, carry weight is all it needs to do
Bots will take 10% off all jobs. You better own some stock in them! Jobs will be scarce in the new world! Gonna need that money tho, so might as well invest in the takeover! I bet Tesla is 5,000-8,000 per stock within 10 years. Right now its $180. This is the time to dollar cost average in each week, so we have the funds needed in 2030 and forward!~
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Inevitably, robot sales will be taxed to fund a human retirement plan. Something must provide for the massive income shift this will create.
Likely it'll be all the more reason to institute a guaranteed annual income scheme, as some folks will choose not to work at all, and others less. Hopefully people will choose to do positive things with their extra time, rather than negative, destructive, or criminal activities.
i would pay 65K in a second to own it. I would not want to rent it but tesla should allow even purchased optimus bots to be upgraded with software and hardware. I do not own a business this would just be for personal use
That means you never rent it right? It’s may so hard to buy a Tesla Bot but now just a prediction !
I want to update my bot every other year
The AI voice on this Chinese channel is amazing. Honestly
Ep, I want a robot in my home....
As a disabled person, i need one now!
I want one that could cut my hair, I have simple demands, dont cut my ears!
Software update: Don't kill people.... Oops the code says kill all people
I think his main thought was for space
Does anyone else think the Teslabots walk like someone who has shat themselves?
So where will all the jobs go?
But will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
may its Achilles snap at the law of physics...RUN THE TAE KWON DO SIMULATION...bow and begin!
Both if ..
EV
He said 20 grand, stop over pricing it.
Thy Chessmaster of tyy science
I want these bots to be able to smell lol
I want to see these bots balancing themselves rather then using predetermined values to stay balanced. Which I am not sure which one its doing.
I want to see these robots on youtube competing against each other.. who else agrees? Robots playing soccer, or poker, or w/e..
Tesla bought will be under 20k Elon said. 60k-150k is based on competitors. The reason Tesla is cheaper is because their battery, software and actuators are already developed and cheaper for them to use.
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So Elon Musk has said that anyone can build a prototype, that’s the easy part, what’s hard is scaling to a production level where you can make a profit.
So it’s anybody guess as to whether or not Tesla or someone else can make a humanoid robot that can mimic or replicate, a humans ability to do simple chores like empty a trash bin, do laundry, mop and vacuum floors, make up a bed, etc.
So here’s the thing from my point of view, are these things possible? I think so. Will it happen? I say probably, but what we don’t know is in what timeframe will we ever see, a humanoid robot whether it is produced by Tesla or someone else ever actually do some kind of practical useful work on such a personal level as having someone take care of your house chores, and so until I see that happening, I will believe it.
So the most immediate problem to my mind is to understand and be able to think beyond just a robot as a personal servant, but as a money producing enterprise, that they have a high can operate in industries that have high injury rates/environmental hazards, because if you think about it, imagine a RoboCop doing policework like chasing down bad guys, overnight we could almost eliminate any police officer ever having to lose their life to some moron with a gun.
Think about the environment in which firefighters have to work, and how many of them we’ve lost because they had to go into a burning building to rescue somebody that they thought was there, and losing their lives only for us to later learn that there was no one there to rescue, because everybody had gotten out of the building, and so overnight we could eliminate these types of hazards/injury/fatalities bringing them down to zero.
So think about the military, and how many soldiers have we lost to enemy fire, because we didn’t know where the enemy was or if we did know, the roads we needed to travel was littered with land mines, so overnight we could almost eliminate a lot of these types of fatalities/injuries that leads to terrible outcomes and disabilities.
So think of the number of lives that can be saved when our cars, light/heavy duty trucks are no longer driven by humans who make huge mistakes, and make bad decisions/judgments, like driving while under the influence alcohol with some other prohibitive substance, driving while fatigue, too tired because they didn’t get sufficient sleep the night before they took to the road.
These things could be totally eliminated, because the machine is a machine, not subject to making stupid decisions/judgments or errors, because the machine doesn’t get tired, it doesn’t take drugs or illegal substances, and so the machine knows to seek the necessary help in order to right itself, and get back on the road without causing an incident, and so there are so many possibilities that doesn’t involve a human type robot, because we don’t need a human type robot to drive a motor vehicle, because the vehicle is the robot, but until we get to the point where we have a working humanoid robotic machine, that can do the kinds of things humans have been doing for centuries now, it’s all speculation and nothing more. Cheers 🥂
just dont know how many people will lose their job if this is real lol
Tax the robots for a human retirement plan.
Do you know how many people have already lost their boring and dangerous jobs to CNC machines, CAM design and storage and retrieval systems let alone all the book keepers the likes of excel made redundant, it's a changing World and has always been that way__ I have had 5 major career shifts that will be the way of the future.
You guys are right .. just idk how many tax revenue the US government will lose to this
Don't worry, from way back (Robin Hood?) Governments have always found ways to raise taxes!! @@weiquanliang
The economics will collapse when robots and AI do all work and everyone is on universal income. No one would be able to afford one unless they become free.
I could see these as Avatars for disabled people
Exactly! Parkinson's, Alzheimer's or some other cases need Tesla Bot. Its Home Maker function is useful to them ! Thank
I will take it seriously when it stops walking like a zombie.
My pennishing
What is the point of talking about how many they will sell these robots if these robots are incapable of doing any actual humanoid work that could replace humans? As of right now, this bot cannot even go and do groceries for you, it is completely useless yet so many people are already seeing dreams in their minds that this robot is some generation NS-5 from the I, Robot, movie.
Yes, those robots from that movie, which can be garbage, construction, warehouse workers, also carpenters, nurses, and much more, such robots would easily cost 65 000 dollars but what we see today with Optimus, he is not worth even 10 bucks yet and would they be able to actually develop it to become like the NS-5 is too utopistic.
My point exactly.
It’s all fine and dandy…until it’s your job that gets replaced. What will countries do with the massive unemployment?
Skip this and just create the terminators already plz plz plz
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My sleeping
if u have the app updating is a click of a button, new bot'll show up in 24 hrs n ur old bott will wave bye as it goes walkin off into the .... X-factory to be re ... done. It's a subscription, no buyin, no leasing, get X
where u can fill all your FUTURE needs
I would like to see them in schools as teacher's aides and election services. Duplicate, or illegitimate ballots OUT at the beginning.
The price is just too high. Even if a tesla bot costs an average persons annual salary to buy - show me anyone who can afford to give up a years salary to get one? Sure, a factory or manufacturing business can easily pay someones yearly salary to replace them forever. But people cant. So it'll be great for indiustry and shareholders but irrelevant for the people. If I could lease a teslabot body in a foreign country which I could see out of and have follow my movements exactly, I'd hire one instantly. Instead of paying to fly to another country, pay for accomodation when Im there and travel to and from venues, I'd just use a Teslabot embodying *me* sitting in a chair at home.
But will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
I don't need a bot.
No one works? Disaster. People will be seen as a waste of resources and polluters. People will also see that they destroy as well as do no harm.
But will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
Глупо Писать про ручную сборку роботов-инженерами, когда очевидно что Илон Маск сможет автоматизировать это настолько сильно насколько это в принципе физически возможно, Как только они дойдут до хоть какой-то массовой модели. И тем более они смогут заменить ручной труд трудом роботов Tesla-bot!
It would probably be a good idea to put some effort into learning how to pronounce names. It's funny, but people really get attached to those.
I hope they are eventually made available for the blind community. The only problem is the majority of the blind community is on fixed incomes. These will probably never be attainable to those who need it most. Sad
Yeah, sometimes we also need to accept some aspects of price, you know technologically useful things often come with price problems! The rental will hopefully help somewhat.
I would go with an EV, as I see the need and it's present abilities valuable in my life (76 yr old) now... Optimus I believe won't be mature enough for me until 2030+ as it collides with the humanoid androids being developed in China and Japan for CLOSE interactions with humans. Optimus does not have the Friendly Feminine Fit appeal that people will be looking for in it's present shape.
show me driverless cars first
I'm a long time Tesla owner/fan. But Elon it wrong about the viability of the humanoid robot form. Making it more human-like doesn't make it more useful, in fact now it's limited to what a humanoid can do and will NEVER do everything a person could. And making them all the same is worse! Should it stand in a factory packing widgets and never use its legs? The factory fork-lift of the future will be driven by AI and have cameras to see all around. It won't have a steering wheel and wait for a robot to climb in and drive. You won't be maintaining hand/foot controls on the truck, or wasting time, or wearing out the robot and wasting the energy. The best part is no part!
"It's made human-like so it can work in environments made for humans" Think about that! That is the antithesis of "First Principles"! (unless your goal is to copy a human which is much easier to do with sex) It compounds costs/complexity and reduces efficiency. I'm an automation engineer, I wish they would put AI on all the existing dumb robots. You could test and prove learning concepts/systems on existing equipment. There are all kinds of robots, controllers, vision systems etc. that could use a brain NOW.
Besides the unproven AI, look at the fingers on Optimus! Could it even pick up a needle to thread it, Start a roll of tape, put a lid on a cup, make change out of a register? How long would it take to peel a label off the backing? tie a shoe, pick up a pen and write? A person, without looking, can pick up just one small screw out of a pile and orient it in his hand. A person can reach into their pocket and count change without looking. Please tell me the "easy" jobs a humanoid will be able to do! There are no "easy" jobs that aren't already automated.
Enthusiasts will say "It's not like FSD because you don't have to be 100% accurate". Then it will fail in its job. If it drops a box of screws, breaks something expensive, falls and breaks itself, stops production etc. it's costs could be more than the savings.
Enthusiasts will say "It doesn't need to be fast because it can work long hours". Then it will fail in its job. Factories are built for people to operate, so it will have to operate like a person. Asset utilization is important. Otherwise you'll have to create dumb jobs for it like overnight stock-boy. Call me when they demonstrate a stock-boy, if I'm not dead.
Enthusiasts will say "we'll need them on mars" On mars you will want an AI crane/robot that can manipulate and join large habitat panels and move machinery. And you would want a smaller AI robot with tools instead of hands so it can manipulate/repair cables/connectors quickly without having to pick up hand tools. And it should have extending legs rather than get on a ladder since most cables will probably be overhead. It would be ridiculous to have a humanoid operate cranes and use wire cutters. You may only need one humanoid to set up a base because humans didn't evolve to use technology.
The fud about the car was easy to ignore because the car was on the road. But the uncertainty and doubt about a humanoid bot that has no brain yet is very real.
Optimus can't even do what the darpa challenge bots did 8 years ago.
See a bot untie a knot watch YT "why we don't have robot butlers yet"
see one load a dishwasher "Princeton Robotics - Russ Tedrake"
So what humans are so supposed to do when they take majority of labor jobs. And what about ppl in poor third world countries?
Do you really believe that Tesla bot can do everything similar to humans! It has a lot of limitations even if the AI is a lot smarter, in other areas with less finance it would be better to rent or not buy! Let's accept if we don't have enough money !
@@TeslaCarWorld Not now but eventually It Will and then what? At 65k price tag maybe cheaper as cost come down, plus maintenance fees every once and while for upkeep. it’s close to the median/average salary in America. Plus it would be able to work longer hours, less breaks, no holidays, no sick days and no turnovers.
Compare all that value to a human needing 65k yearly. Im just thinking deep into the future.
@@Arise4Fries90But will they finally put UBI into universal basic income!? seeing how things are going it seems to me that we are very close to AGI the general artificial intelligence!!!!!!!
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This cideo repeated itself so much it all could have been said in a quarter of the time and stopping waffling on repeating the same data and pictures
I would want the hot just to have to have it it as as a companion and friend someone to talk to
Not at that price!
Hope that ! But Elon’s leasing price can be $20.000/year !