Figure & OpenAi Just Created A Robot (This Will Change Jobs Forever)
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- Figure & OpenAi Just Created A Robot (This Will Change Jobs Forever)
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AT 89 years of age, I want a robot caregiver that has no inhibitions, is not judgemental, has no sense of smell, and is available 24/7.
Robot & Frank / know this movie?
Thanks for the imagery
Yea I believe this will be the future, it is not even that far
Tf do u mean. You might just live long enough for them to fix most of your ailments so you won’t need a caregiver. What a time to be alive.
How about artificial super intelligence that can figure out how to reverse biological aging? That way you could feel and look young again with no health issues.
Human: Can i have ice cream
Robot at McDonald's: our machine is broken
Robot not lazy like human.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Voice sounds like Bob Odenkirk from " Better call Saul "
Lool 😂🤣
The company that was scamming McDonald's for broken machines is being sued for it.
Didn’t wash his hands after messing with the trash.
yeah the creators arent exactly chefs or nurses. its not perfect, but reminding it to wash its hands should be easy
I think it would’ve turned off if it washed its hands
Also put a dirty plate right into the drying rack. Terrifying to think they'll be replacing all chefs, waiters, doctors, etc. by mid next year.
Or the plates, I was wondering why they would go into the drying rack after being used...
He has a TiO2 coating so photovoltaic thus destroying microbes .
Those giant robot hands can definitely break some necks.
hahaha, i laughed hard
Given that order it will never ever stop trying
only bad-human necks though
I bet he prefers Glocks too 😂
It has no legs to chase you though. Legs are much harder to make, will probably take years
Am I the only one that noticed the robot said “um”?
Nope. It differently stutters lol
GPT-4 voice does that occasionally to sound more human
It’s terrifying
It's not terrifying. It is the future, it is the now. We have to embrace it correctly.
yea pretty incredible, I bet that was intentional on their part
That robot should have have stopped smoking years ago. Poor fella.
LoL
I love the slightly raspy voice. It doesnt sound so intimidating!
Changing over to electric smoking.
Am I the only one, or did it have an uncanny resemblance to Bill Gates voice?
its just uncanny lol
Robot is going to remember that you didn't say please.
LOL, sometimes I say thank you to my Alexa... just in case
no it isn’t and that is the point
@@AndreiJikh can you explain how do we go about investing in the company that makes these robots or when will we be able to?
@@jakubzneba1965 Learning is remembering.
I don’t always get amazed by a video … but when it comes to Robots, I am astonished. We need a fallow up video as these Robots keep progressing. 👌🏼
I'm sure the updates will be coming VERY fast with this
It’s a fantastic prototype! I would still put my money on teslas bot even if this one turns out to be more advanced in the end.
So many possibilities! Just imagine Open AI's linked pairing communications through drones, vehicles, and cameras as it improves essential goods/services through logistics, transportation, manufacturing, farming, agriculture, security, customer service, and healthcare.
Humanity hasn't a clue what we are creating.... This may just be our final invention.
lol oops
I’ve been training and preparing for this
Elon Musk said a few years ago that, in his opinion, the biggest threat to humanity has nothing to do with bombs or any other weapon of warfare. AI, he said, is humanity's greatest threat... and it's advancing by the minute.
Remember when the Annunaki wanted to create a gold mining slave so that they didn't have to work anymore?
Oh we know
I am a Retired Engineer (Automotive industry) but am younger (59). I was involved with electrical and mechanical for the first half of my career and software for the second half. I had to shift to stay relevant. Now in retirement, I find myself shifting into learning more about AI. One must go with the flow, and this video certainly suggests that this is where we are going. :)
What's the gas fee going to be for each token it steps on?
Also, did anyone notice how it has to press the button on the Keurig twice since it's initial press wasn't enough! But it knew to try again. Like holy cow that might be one of the most impressive things about the demo, since it's able to analyze the effectiveness of its actions and readjust real-time when needed to accomplish the task. 🤯
Maybe, but it looked like it may have pressed two different buttons. It looks like it moved its hand to the right some to press the second button.
@@keithg460 that could also be true. I'll have to watch closer.
On my machine the first press would be to select the number of ounces and the second press would be to start the process.
it’s insane because, I’m in school right now for one of those jobs that are about to be eliminated. Talk about feeling like you wasted your life. They’re definitely gonna have to do universal basic income. There’s no way around it.
Skilled trades like carpentry, electro mechanical, landscaping. Jobs like that will be around long enough for you to make a career.
There is a way around it. It is called mass starvation :(
@@leedsbutler3567 what makes you think those won't be replaced by AI/bots?
@@leedsbutler3567Your comment won’t age well. 😂
@@marek9930 I think all jobs will be replaced. Eventually. Maybe most in 20 years, who knows. But if your have ever done construction work, remodels, or had to extract a ceased bearing from a 14 ton gear box etc. you will know exactly what I mean. I think bots in these positions could perform well in a supporting roles in these positions in the near future. Potentially.
It’s like they throw in a little stuttering to make it legit.
Yeah the voice tone and word choice is almost too human like.
The stuttering is coded in to create the psychological effect to make us feel more comfortable with its presence
@@JDM950 I'm pretty sure that's just how the language model learned, if it's in what it's learned then it's in how it talks, the AI learns from humans, let's just make sure we don't train them on posts on Twitter, umm I mean X.
Yeah um I need your clothes and motorcycle OK?
All dystopias start off naively thinking they're the next utopia
Boo-hoo cry more 😂
Think you been watching too much science fiction. This is real life… what dystopian have you already witnessed in the past??
that must be awful to use a washing machine instead of using a woman to handwash it for you, you'll complain too when ai robot will cook for you because how awful that must be to not use a woman for free labor 😏
The robot is already more productive than billionaires.
Can't wait for the Andrei Jikh-bot YT channel. He's much funnier.
oh man, I can finally have a life again!
@@AndreiJikhand I thought your life is YT….
also better at magic tricks ?!?
JK Andrei, you're the best
that's not making coffee... that's the equivalent of asking for i t to make you dinner, and it putting a tv dinner in the microwave. but damn.
Good luck with “more wealth for everyone”. We’re heading towards an Elysium style future.
New law: Companies can't own worker bots. Only private citizens.
A person takes out a mortgage to buy the worker bot and can hire out the bot to companies.
Yes, I'm aware this has many, many holes.
This will work about as well as private citizens owning residential property. - it'll just be another black rock buying all the real estate.
i'm with you. but robots already produce your next car. so where to draw the line?
Robots with holes?… nah couldn’t happen
Only way this could happen is if the globe worked together to implement and regulate this. Which is close to impossible in happening. Reason being countries that do leverage it for corporations will ultimately have an advantage against those that can't. So lets say America won't not do it because than a country like China will outdevolop it. That's not even considering militaries etc.
@@t3r083 Umm, that would be a different kind of robot and a different kind of service.
Human at McDonald’s: Can I have an ice cream?
Ice cream bot: I am broken.
LOL, "I'm out of order"
I think baristas are in trouble.
not the good looking ones...
@@AndreiJikhrobots will get hotter
Everyone is in trouble
@@AndreiJikhthey will get to wear hot skin.
@@AndreiJikhI’ve never seen one that was good looking 😂
I highly doubt the corporations that will inevitably use these AI robots for manufacturing purposes are going to lower the cost of their goods after significantly lowering labor costs. They'll continue to squeeze every penny they can out of consumers.
why do we need a job? if you can buy a robot the robot can goto work for u 😂
You will like David Shapiro on CZcams. He has a video on post-labor economics he recently posted
More likely, your employer lay you off and buy a robot to replace you as that would be cheaper than paying you. UBI will become necessary to prevent extreme inequality.
At least half the population of won't be able to buy robots. So then how do we justify giving them housing food power and entertainment? If half the population isn't working, how do we support our retirement programs?
That’s what I was thinking.
@@macmcleod1188 This half will focus on something else, especially something new. The more automation there is, the more people are needed to keep it running. And to design it, build it, service it, and ultimately dispose of it.
I’m either gonna love living in this generation or truly hate it.
Not sure how they are going to stop people from getting them and hacking them.
Ghost in the shell time, Someones cookingbot is reprogrammed into an assassin. Spy on your neighbors through their bot. Internet conscience. Humans no longer necessary. Machines and a robotic system go on into the future building, creatig, and maintaining after we become extinct by our own doing.
9:24 remember this right here. Remember when Google used to say "don't be evil". How long do these promises ever last. Their response was "We" will never do it. They don't say anything about selling the product to anyone who would do it.
The video cuts right when it grabs the plate. I wonder if it flubbed its first go?
It is inevitable.
Supplemented income needs to be implemented immediately. BEFORE LIFES GET RUINED NOT AFTER
Where's the money going to come from then? Who will pay for it and how long could they afford it.
@@GoibniuNihiliste Put a MEGA taxe on any industry that use massively robots. It's that or they can sell their junk in other countries.
@@GoibniuNihiliste... At this point, from the fact that money as we know it will no longer work and there is the choice between a complete economic reform to a working post-labor economy... Or an uncontrolled violent revolution to restructure it in a chaotic matter. Our current economy will not continue as is.
I'm waiting for a "ChatGPT moment" in robotics, and the Figure robot could be a hint that we are close to that!
It will learn and learn and learn and eventually end up just like a human....resentful and angry about having to work all the time.
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I'm personally looking to pivot my career so I can be on the train rather than in front of it. I already work in tech and it isn't a matter of if but when. That is not hyperbole, but more so a recognition of just how that tech works. AI is powerful because it can harness the iterative power of computers to fail and correct significantly faster than a human ever could. So it starts slow and becomes exponentially better at reasoning desired outcomes. It by definition will get better faster. It's a brave new world and a whole new paradigm for computing going forward. It's the very definition of a "With great power comes great responsibility" moment in human history.
Any ideas of what to pivot into?!
An AI/data engineer, but that might be foolish as it’s quite a specialist area and the market will become saturated.
My advice is buy a property with a bit of land and grow your own food.
Tesla also switched from human programming for full self driving to ai figuring out how to drive and it just got better. Imagine, all of that programming thrown out the window for ai learning on its own how to drive and no one noticed.
Tesla (X-ai) and Microsoft (Open-ai) will be leapfrogging each other for the next couple years.
Tesla is a non factor 😒
I think Tesla just uses a bunch of human drivers (Tesla owners) to drive around and create the training data for an AI. Presumably the centroid of the bunch is a reasonably good driver.
@@tonybegg7324collecting video to train. Video in input out instead of words. How do you think training is done for FigureAi? Same approach.
Nothing humans do is a waste. Ai was created out of multiple programming failures
"Our Robot Can:
-describe its visual experience
-plan future actions
-reflect on its memory
-explain its reasoning verbally
Technical deep dive"
All things necessary for the enslavement or destruction of a species.
Great video thanks, your so right this is a huge moment in history. This is the future so many jobs will be lost not many created I see millions more people becoming unemployed in the next 10-20 years.
Is he gonna judge everything I do around the house? “You shouldn’t eat that”
Only if Bethesda Game Studios trains the AI. (See Starfield companions)
This is the beginning of having real relationships with robots: friends and lovers.... A relationship with air...a soulless thing. This is scary...
Universal basic income will become a necessity
The end goal doesn’t outweigh the mass negatives. Just because it could be done doesn’t mean it should be done
There's a labour shortage. So i think this would be beneficial for us right now.
You job is safe for now... Too many motors required for your hand movements😂
LOLOL
Elons robotic humanoid worker is launching soon for 20k each. I work retail full time and last year i made about 20k. Nothing is safe
T-100s voice should be a little more "ValleySpeak"... "something to eat?" " Shhheah! Sure thing, dude... catch, bruh"
How is Sora BS?
ha!ha!
preprogrammed is not teleoperation, teleoperation is when the human actually controls the robot remotely doing the exact same movements with special controllers
how about using the robots but NOT sharing the savings and just steadily hiking prices together with all my buddies in the same industry?
You cannot invest in this company unless you're an elite, wealthy investor like Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Cathy Woods, Elon Musk, etc...
Thank Musk is working on his own Tesla robot
Bezos and Microsoft are already funding this one. The competition and rivalry will be this one and Optimus
We can all build them at home though. Open source the code, download the 3d printable body, add a brain like Blackberry etc, apply ChatGPT API.
Didn’t Microsoft own open AI? Pretty sure this is why Microsoft is the most valued company
@@TheShaolin015 I think the own the majority shares in Chat GPT and are the people developing GPT4 and open AI.
Andre took a very positive approach to this. Who is to say that almost every industry will not eventually replace humans with robots. Finance, accounting, engineering, IT, and pretty much every other sector out there will eventually have a limited number of people working in them compared to robots. I feel like even if the price of goods and services goes down, the overall wages earned by people will also drop on average. Interesting yes scary times…
Exactly! This is not a good thing. The working class is already struggling imagine 80% or more of the labor force replaced by robots and AI… This will not end well.
And who will these industries sell to, if nobody is working?
I wonder how a MAGA fan will react to this development. These hard working people will be replaced by even harder working robots. When your meaning of life is working hard, that can become a problem. Anyone?
@@CastleKnight7themselves...and we starve....not even joking. The sooner people accept it the faster we can act to prevent societal collapse
@@demodiums7216i agree with everything but your last statement. Not only is there nothing that can be done to stop automation(if there was, it would have happened a very long time ago), but I don’t think humanity wants to continue to exist at all. Sure, we can tell ourselves we do, but deep down, I think we’ve collectively wanted to die for thousands and thousands of years.
When EMP coin?
The most impressive thing about this video is that the robot uses the left hand to hand over the apple because of the instructor distance.
Cant wait for these Robots to replace transit bus drivers.
That's cool they used Toby Maguire's voice
lolol
Just your friendly neighborhood AI robot
It's Jared Leto
Speechless and mind blown!
The pause before robots response .. add smystery and suspense !!!
You know how we buy houses to rent? What if in the future we can buy robot to rent to companies and they pay us the ‘productivity value’ (basically whatever value in dollars the robot provides). That way we can have mass robots working for us and companies only lease the bots
This will happen.
Let's be real. If it were morally acceptable, corporations would buy humans as slaves if it were cheaper. The companies will definitely buy their own robots. I could see the business of leasing groups of bots for short term work like temps, but that would probably be done by a version of what we know as temp agencies. Us normal people are screwed. On the other hand, maybe I'll start a co-op where people put in money to buy a pool of robots for Temp work, and the funds get distributed amongst the members.
Why would companies rent robots from you (which you likely can't afford), when they can buy their own and simply replace their workers?
I don't understand how people think this will bring more prosperity and freedom, at least not in the short term (next 20 years).
@@ghostofakina8747 it don’t have to be companies. Can be ordinary people, small businesses and companies outside of the U.S.
@@ghostofakina8747yeah it wont. We need a massive political revolution...and fast. Its not looking good but its the only way
Had to chime in here. I believe its a falicy to tie lower labor costs directly resulting in lower product purchase price. Those two are proven to not have cause and causality effect. The labor cost could be extremely low, however, corporations will not lower prices. This has proven time and time. Perhaps it's better to look at it as enlarging the financial gap (grossly) between the owners and the workers. Just a thought.
How does it see what is around it and measure distances _stuff? How does it know it's even a coffee machine??
Correction @andrei , joints move at 1khz -> 1000 movements second. Figure is lead by an impressive leader with a track record of moving technology fast . Keep watching 👀Great video 👍
Impressive, but looks like a very expensive build. How manufacturing costs evolve and compare to Tesla's Optimus Bot will be interesting. Also, I'm sure Tesla has big plans for Optimus bot's AI integration - we shall see I guess!
This is exactly what I was wondering. Tesla will probably be able to manufacture theirs for half of the figure one. Curious to see what sort of Optimus they ship out next year. What will that be capable of then to be ready to be bought by customers?
But manufacturing is the smallest challenge here. Not to mention tesla didn’t invent manufacturing.
The biggest challenges are AI, energy efficiency, maintenance and economically practical real world use cases. They could partner with multiple 3rd parties to tackle manufacturing.
일런 머스크는 필요하다면 분명히 x ai와 옵티머스를 결합할 것입니다.
there was a time our computers used to be expensive too... until everybody got one
People just aren’t prepared for what’s coming! Not doom and gloom. But a transition period! Very bad confusing times, followed by adoption, new routines and what people mean to the world and good times.
The same people who dread AI taking their jobs, dread going to work 40+ hours a week and are scraping by. There's a sovereign debt crisis looming in the future and this might be our saving grace.
@@danielbuckman2727The same people wanting to give us UBI are the same people openly calling to reduce population, are okay with rationing healthcare and food, and view death as healthcare (euthanasia, abortion, etc)
9:39 Hold the football, Lucy.
10:02 Before the period, “…of robots.”
All roads lead to a resource based economy, if we want a future worth living that is, looks like Jacque Fresco was right.
And what about those 10 mil people in the workforce , how and where they will gain money to buy food, you can't make them all engineers
How many of us worry about where the homeless will find their next meal? There will be hordes of homeless like TWD, starving because there is no money in food production anymore since people can't afford to buy it.
Rob Lowe?
Hey Robot can you do a Magic Card trick?
It's just a matter of time, but the worrying thing is what would countries like China and Russia do with these types of robots? They will be used for military purposes and that would trigger the US in building its own robots for its own military purposes. I don't know if quantum computers come into the picture and how. But it's pretty scary...
It would be the opposite. It's the US that would advance this that would trigger Russia and China to do the same so they won't be left behind
When are we going to start seeing all of these amazing robots in real life!? When will these kinds of things finally start replacing workers? So far, and for many years now, all I see are videos online about AI and robots and so on, and rarely encounter anything even remotely similar in real life. But, surely they are almost ready, right?
Also, the movie "I, Robot" took place in 2035. It looks like we are ahead of schedule! Imagine how much more advanced all of these will be in another decade!
They already have replaced workers, for example on car manufacturing assembly lines.
@@CastleKnight7 *sigh* I know robots replaced workers in some situations many years ago. I meant, besides things like that. Like in fast food, retail, and warehouse jobs.
@@MatthewTheWandererthey look slow, they certainly can't handle fast food or retail, customers would literally destroy them (if not steal them)
@@steellight50 That is some completely unhinged nonsense! What is WRONG with you!?
@@MatthewTheWanderer haha it's the truth!
The real question is what data sets are they learning from & how safe is that access?
Progression this fast likely comes with a very open access environment, which lacks a lot of safety features. I’m wondering if this is why Elon is looking into OpenAI
how about orbital and beyond abject gravitational based logic?
-- here where the strength of HOF resides
It'll be okay. Short battery life and lack of fine motor control. Maybe they can lift boxes back and forth for a few hours.
Like it wouldn't be smart enough to change out it's battery pack with the spare? Oh, and they do have fine motor control... it's a matter of time before robots will be better surgeons than any human could dream of being.
AI will provide that fine motor control and battery tech is advancing at a rapid pace.
2025. Nah. They’ll have very capable robots, but it’ll take time to produce and replace all that labor.
Less then 10 years
I am Locutus of Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
Shows like that have caused people to have a warped sense of technology. Harmful even.
Loved the review! Thank you.
So figure 01 can press a button but not handle the cup? What am I missing here?
Automagically~
I think the industries you mentioned that are in danger for the most part already know it the industries I think that are going to be blindsided are those in education health and legal
Could be! I thought manual labor would have been replaced before the arts... but with all these creativity tools, it seems like artists are the first to go. Better become a plumber or electrician at this pace!
Who will need teachers and lecturers when an AI will have a wealth of up to date in-depth knowledge?
People think they'll just learn to fix the robots. No no buddy, hold on there! Another robot will fix the broken robot.
It is militarily robots that would be like terminator 👾
All Leaders, Judges and CEOs are history.
Let’s hope. 🙏
I doubt it.
Complete opposite.
Yes , come live at my home . You can clean my house daily , be security and do lawn maintenance on my property . Welcome !!!
Great video! I believe we will make it through.
The hesitation in it's a voice and the "uummms" and "aaahhhss" we're deeply unsettling.
Almost as if the robot is thinking about what is about to say 😂
We’re cooked
Figure 01 for US President 2024!
1:02 i thought someone was at my door
Yeah so that is the Terminator it just hasn’t been weaponized
why does the robot talk like a depressed teenager 😂😂
Where can I apply for a job as a bladerunner?
What we don’t know is if this is pre-programmed… but in my opinion it is… look at the hand when receiving the apple.
Also the guy puts his hand in the table but it does not look natural…
It's actually a lot easier to have the robot use AI to figure stuff out than to have everything preprogrammed, also ever try to program in the unsteadiness of a plate? The robot reacted to the plate being unsteady, and was about to reach out to grab it, a preprogrammed system wouldn't have that reaction.
Can't wait till these become affordable and working... I could use a couple or few around the house and garage.
You have a nice imagination. Kudos to you. Collect your star 🌟
I’m an artist with a degree from SCAD. I graduated about 10 years ago and during our graduation ceremony we literally ended with a video of John Goodman telling us all (cheerfully) to go get a job. I didn’t do that and have been slumming it out with part time work and the occasional commission and it seems I’ve made the right choice, as it’s looking like personal style and taste may be the last thing to withstand the ai art apocalypse. I’m very scared and demoralized by the takeover of seemingly all human tasks by machines, but I hope at least that it will give us an opportunity to live ways that are meaningful to us, as I don’t think human utilitarianism can withstand what’s coming.
His videos are always good. Thank you AJ
As someone who works on robots for a living i am seeing a lot of high contrast set design in those demos, I also saw a lot of checkered stickers (those help robots find things).
That's a GREAT observation! You're absolutely right, it's using high contrast detection just like our DSLR cameras
The point you make is totally valid. I just hate how "Hollywood" that website is. Like stop some of the cap. Why was the apple robot talking and seemingly entering a disengaging mode where as the coffee robot didn't say anything and it stayed ready? As you stated in the video, it appears to have advanced significantly but how much really when certain features dissappear?
13:03 That World Economic Forum report was from 2020. The 2023 report has downsized expectations to this: 42% of business tasks will be automated by 2027. Task automation in 2027 is expected to vary from 35% of reasoning and decision-making to 65% of information and data processing.
A well prepared content 👌
Speed increase... Double speed in real time will be fun to watch... Need to send these things to space trips
The chance of utopia is zero. The chance of dystopia in guaranteed
I don't understand how you can be so excited about these developments and know the movie Terminator at the same time.
Kinda boggles the mind when you think about how advanced we could be, but
we constantly knee cap ourselves with...everything else.
My jaw straight up dropped watching that demo. I can't believe this is the first I'm seeing or hearing about it. 🤯