First WATER POWERED Biomimetic AI Humanoid Robot Shocks the World (It's Too Human)

[@airevolutionx]

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[@AerialTheShamen]

I like this robot concept very much, but if something sounds too good to be true, it suggests scam. (Although with GPT people thought this either.) Water operated robot muscles definitely make sense; if with oil based hydraulics things go wrong, it results in big mess (remember your kids torn Stretch Armstrongs - completely unacceptable at home) and even asks for a fire disaster. (I'd still prefer pneumatics.) Creating trade show prototypes or a daily serviced animatronic is one thing, but strong elastomeric muscles those won't wear out within few days or weeks (try to re-inflate a balloon that many times) will be much tougher. Remember those expanding stretch garden hoses, those were infamous to burst after a month. A rental worker robot that earns more money than its daily service costs may be possible, but for a reliable home robot with service intervals like a car or washing machine, I worry that elastomer development still isn't far enough. (Our body needs to continuously replace cells to keep muscles intact.) Also the servo sensors for positioning each muscle will be complex. This is a new fundamental technology that (as exciting it is) can need decades to turn into something robust.

[@wesallen3926]

I'm not worried about AI talking over, I see it filling a more benign/benevolent rolling day to day life, There are so many options which don't include the enslavement or anialation of humanity, that stuff is just fearmongering. However I do believe that Laws will need to be implemented to ensure that those of us humans who wish to work are allowed to work along side of and with the assistance of Synths but that we are also not replaced entirely as the workforce... IE corperations shouldn't be allowed to just replace us cause it's cheaper... Synthetics also need to be designed with servicability in mind to remove the possibility for obsolescence and ensure the preservation of Synthetic "life" (should they ever evolve and gain any semblance of sentiance)

[@Jeffrey_Bezos_Amazon]

Can he shit?

[@piotrnowak6423]

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[@wesallen3926]

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[@djpuplex]

Robot Girlfriends incoming.

[@Aiu369]

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[@kristinabliss]

With an upgrade option to be either gender or both... Oh sorry, all. 😅 Whatever you can imagine and afford, baby.

[@kristinabliss]

Any gender you can imagine and afford baby, something different every day, pleasing all.

[@user-yy2qh5vt2b]

Most definitely!!!

[@Alicegilbert28]

Because you can't get a real one?

[@GaryPowell-y4m]

Seems like every day now there is a huge improvement in robotics!

[@TheTechAdmin]

4:53 Says everything

[@Justin_Arut]

One reason Boston Dynamics abandoned hydraulics is due to safety concerns. Clone Alpha better have "skin" that contains a 100psi water jet if/when a line bursts. Imagine it shoots a jet of high pressure water out into someone's eye and blinds them, or even just causes costly water damage inside a home when it springs a leak at night while the humans are asleep. This company better have massive insurance coverage.

[@janegilbert7896]

I guess you are smarter than all involved. Congratulations

[@tuseroni6085]

i'm guessing they use smaller tubes with less overall volume of water, to make up for it they use a lot of them, this limits the damage that can be caused by a single line failure.

[@Justin_Arut]

@@janegilbert7896 nah.. I don't claim to be smarter than the engineers at Boston Dynamics who decided all-electric was the best option. I happen to agree with them. But apparently you don't, so you must be the genius in the room.

[@Justin_Arut]

@@tuseroni6085 The pressure is supposedly 100psi, regardless, which is what I was addressing as the safety issue. And it needs to be high in order to achieve the spec'd strengths, including grip. Also, water isn't compressible, so there's that. The overall volume won't be enough to flood the place, but it could leak enough to damage a carpet or upholstery or collectible or short out something like an extension cord, etc. etc. That said, there are probably redundant valves that close off when a drop in pressure (leak) is detected.

[@matriexs]

Without innovation we get no where in the world just because one door closed doesn't mean another can't be opened

[@QorRoq-ly7ik]

We're Only being SHOWN *Human-SIZED* Models ; SILVER-BACK GORILLA-ARMY ANYONE ?!?!

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

It is a LOT more complicated to do that and maybe don't with it. From the energy source to "muscle" efficiency. In this particular use case, I can bet on Boston dynamics old models (not the new electric ones, but those gasoline powered)

[@QorRoq-ly7ik]

@renascienza.bazarclub *ENERGY-SOURCE* for •NON-PUBLIC• MILITARY-GRADE WEAPONIZATION may Very-Well-Be 'Recently Engineered' ELEMENT(S) ... ?!

[@shawnmendrek3544]

@@renascienza.bazarclub Yea they said they need a tether still to power them, so the battery tech does suck, plus, who knows how the elements will wear down the efficiency of the power module. Plus I haven't seen any in combat, pretty sure it would be hard to hide from the world considering even terrorists have go pros in combat now.

[@necromancer0616]

So, "If" they get this right, then, imagine if you take that bot and put an exo-skeleton on top of it to handle heavy work-loads.

[@shawnmendrek3544]

They actually have a reaper system in the military that can make an 80 pound ruck feel weightless. I imagine it will extend to power suits once they get the battery tech down, course you could end up in flames too.

[@marshallodom1388]

That's more similar to how insects contract and extend their legs, pumping blood in and out rather than real muscles like we use. At least if they get cut cleanup is easier than with hydraulic fluid.

[@AerialTheShamen]

Water operated robot muscles definitely make sense; if with oil based hydraulics things go wrong, it results in big mess (remember your kids torn Stretch Armstrongs - completely unacceptable at home) and even asks for a fire disaster. (I'd still prefer pneumatics.)

[@ExpatGlobetrotter]

Why use the terminology “Humanoid Robots” when this creation is clearly an “Android!” Did they say the price of one?

[@plaguezero]

"humanoid" describes it's form an android is a subset of humanoid. All androids are humanoid, but not all humanoids are androids.

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

Android is an intelligent, self sufficient machine.

[@Shivetysmoski]

You might think you're human, but you'll never have heart and sold Jason.David frank quote from power rangers

[@GamaheaMusic]

$5000 they said. Only 279 being made on the first run.

[@endofdays7568]

This is getting crazy these robots will be amazing

[@TheTechAdmin]

4:52 Says everything.

[@kristinabliss]

We gonna talk about it's "muscles'" ability to contract faster than a human's?

[@marcus_cole_2]

Clone Alpha's humanoid robotic system is clearly inspired by Star Trek: The Next Generation's Data, the Terminator series, and even the cyberhumans from Battlestar Galactica. It’s a logical progression if we’re aiming to replace humans for consumer and workplace applications. For the average consumer, this robot would be an absolute game-changer-as long as its telekinesis programming and virtual symbiotic human anatomy aren’t misused. You wouldn’t even need to overhaul your living space; adding a charger, as simple as putting one in a guest bed or closet, would suffice. In the workplace, though, things get trickier. For jobs that are highly automated or repetitive, this robot might not outperform existing systems. But in roles requiring a human touch-creativity, adaptability, or emotional intelligence-this robot could thrive. It’s here that Clone Alpha would truly shine, bridging the gap between human flexibility and robotic efficiency. Having symbiotic, cybernetic "Datas" all around could be both fantastic and a little terrifying. We’re already 90% of the way there; what’s holding us back are manufacturing costs, aesthetic refinements, economic viability, and social acceptance. But with the rapid advancements in robotics and AI, I’d give it no later than 2040-maximum 2050-before every household has a multi-purpose robotic assistant for everything from chores to companionship. And let’s be real-by that time, I’ll probably be 70, laughing my ass off while my personal symbiotic robot helps me around the house. Heck, I wouldn’t even need to worry about who’s changing my diaper-although, fingers crossed, it won’t come to that. It’s wild to think about, but the potential impact on employment, creativity, and nearly every industry is massive. When I say every industry, I mean every industry, from the oldest ones to the newest. So, what do you all think? Are we looking at a utopia or dystopia here?

[@robinmountford5322]

When someone has the will or financial means to develop analogue neural networks instead of ridiculously pursuing digital models, then it wont need training, it will learn like a human does. It will need teaching.

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

"Learn like a human does" means AGI. We don't have a completely functional one (yet), need a lot of hardware and it is really energy consuming at this point. Putting it on an android will take some time.

[@Heisenberg2097]

This is a total game changer.

[@DendenTeamDelta]

I was about to believe and amazed then the ads pop up

[@joey551]

This one looks promising.

[@Shivetysmoski]

Did anyone ever see the movie terminator or I Robot?Why are we building this?Neither of those movies had did well and I'm sure in real life.They will not end well Everyone giving this video a thumbs up really needs to think about. And if they haven't seen go watch the first terminator movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and also go watch irobot. Neither one of those movies ended well for humans.

[@godofzombi]

No wait this is catually good, Those had a mettal enddoskeleton and hydrolics. With this water circulation musculature they'll be way more vulnerable to shrapnel and small arms fire. In effect they can bleed. And if it bleeds we can kill it. It's the AI controled flying drones that are gonna end us.

[@ChristopherCrafford]

click bait... show us finished products

[@leroyessel2010]

AI operating on DFINITY has huge upside potential including voice activated computer programs without centralized computer cloud or data storage limitations.

[@pidginmac]

ROFL “it’s too human” 😂😂😂 said no one ever

[@Que-Lindo]

Why it gotta have a dump truck tho 😂

[@Alroofador]

It's not April 1st is it?

[@JeanBaptisteDesJardins]

It’s Friday the 13th though 😂

[@damolaajiboye323]

The possibility of being able to link a prosthetic robot arm to a Neuro link chip in your brain so you can actually move the arm with your mind like a real arm is amazing

[@shawnmendrek3544]

It is, but I just simply could never put a chip in my brain, pretty sure most folk are not transhumanist.

[@BornFreeFilms]

How do you get in on the first 279 units? What is the price? Do you have to know programming and what language to teach it new skills? Enquiring minds want to know.

[@tistrya-424]

Ok warframes are here i guess, now we need a dictator class race

[@godofzombi]

I for one welcome our Dominator class Fembot overlords.

[@JingoJingo21]

Girls front lines becoming real

[@justAhooman777]

7:40 That laugh at the end sounded so real! Ai scares me lol.

[@Aluviel]

Well, isn’t that the guy that’s just transposed his face onto an avatar for the sake of the video? I love his voice, and his face is not bad either hubba hubba. I think I’m definitely gonna pay more attention to this channel just so that I can see him.

[@justAhooman777]

@@Aluviel Oh yeah 😄...maybe. I thought the face was auto generated like some I've seen, but you're probably right. 😂 I like the cartoon expressins more ususally but his face was super cool actually lol. Also good idea :)

[@rampagephoenix1735]

Robo-waifus, here we come!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@godofzombi]

"Come" indeed.

[@rodwinter1978]

The ideia of replicating the human body to make movements more fluid and , well, human-like is perfect. I still don't understand why they are not doing this with AI, instead of ONE model doing it al, make a series of interconnected, specialized LLMs simulation the parts of the brain

[@marcus_cole_2]

We know what we'll be wiping our bottoms when we hit senior citizen ages.🎉

[@arfel4972]

Hearing robot’s vascular system kinda creeps me out. Imagine we gonna learn this in biology

[@wweeewweee-fo5nh]

why is this only an 8 minute video I would appreciate a 16 minute video

[@joosf]

Watch it 2 times…, there you go…

[@barbaradrabot9830]

I can see where a handicapped person would really be able to benefit from this kind of in-home help.

[@EvermoreFeral-jd3jz]

It used to be about a chicken and an egg... next we'll be asking what came first; the human or the human that built the human?

[@CristiPatrick]

so fake, people that might actually be real in the comments section have no ability to discern :)))

[@spinningaround]

This Is the Way!

[@Aiu369]

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[@iminumst7827]

This isn't really synthetic muscles, it's just hydraulics but with compliant parts rather than rigid parts.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

I realize these things take time, but we've been hearing about all this for over a decade now. Don't think I'm interested until someone comes up with something for sale.

[@sym660817]

All CGI,I didn't see anything real.

[@sovereignman7107]

Do they make a " Pleasure Clone Alpha" version? Is for research purposes only 😅

[@GarrisonGlenn-n3t]

Consider what it would cost to fix one of these androids if it breaks down. If you thought $15,000 for fixing a dent in your EV was over the top, imagine what happens if one of these androids gets a mere scratch. Perhaps using nano bots as an immune system would be the way to go, so they could just repair themselves.

[@Shivetysmoski]

We can't even make cars that are reliable anymore.But we're gonna make these that are reliable.That aren't gonna break come out now

[@godofzombi]

We're gonna go back to horse drawn carts. Robot horse drawn carts.

[@richardostroman8978]

Ok, now imagine one 300 feet tall. Now imagine and army of 300 foot robots. 😮

[@NicBam]

Is this like an introduction to a new horror film?

[@XanBos]

I think when a company thinks they have something huge on the horizon, they should wait until they have something major to show the public, rather than show us bits and pieces of things that may or may not be actually complete. We have seen video clips over and over of the same thing, and still we don’t see a complete robot. It wastes our time, and the time of the person who has to edit these videos to lure us in. When you get a complete robot, then let show us. Otherwise, keep us out of the loop.

[@jameswu4014]

Rossum’s Universal Robots is going to be a reality

[@MC-xt1me]

Can you please tell me what app/ai you used to generate the voice synch robotic narrator? TIA

[@dannylopez1648]

Just like them adding an AI voice to talk to you nonstop

[@David-iu7gg]

Science fiction becoming science fact. In sci-fi movies...when humanoid androids are damaged or destroyed, they usually all ooze some glowing or neon liquid. So water/liquid controlled muscles is probably not the newest idea being explored...even if we didn't know it, when these movies were made. And the commenter who remarked about personal harm, and property damage, resulting from a 100 PSI hose rupture... Probably ISN'T considering improvements in technology, different viscosity of alternative fluids, expansion/contraction of various fluids at different temperatures, etcetera. While high PSI's may be required NOW, vastly smaller ones may only be required (say, from nothing more powerful than a adaptive pump (heart)...which pumps faster during exertion, and slower when relaxed) in the future. I'm pretty stupid...but even I can see possibility.

[@binmanblog]

This is freaky 😮. I want to see an 8 foot tall model for advertising

[@leroyessel2010]

AI infinite scalability for robots will operate on Dfinity

[@Jaynow-i6s]

Frankly kinda scary. But if the AI is limited it might be fine.

[@Joe-jd6xd]

Can’t wait to watch robot sports leagues

[@jamiefoyers2800]

Westworld opening very soon by the looks of it. How long before there's a "Spartacus AI" rebel?. I'm sure there's going to be a robot version of the tale coming our way in the near future...

[@sqeptyk]

How long before Science Officer Ash?

[@kylewilson3751]

Well, those are never getting delivered. Rip investors

[@serggemakuz]

Why are so many people going through with this divorce? There will be such and even better robots, but not these guys

[@Visvogl]

Why do they try and make robots look like people? I can see nothing but drawbacks to that...

[@Refr619]

Great we going have Synths now.

[@MarioChavenet-im9dx]

It's very great.thank you very much.

[@Aiu369]

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[@Ciotat1895]

This is scary but inevitable. There needs to be a code of ethics for Robots/Androids, such as in Isaac Asimov's Foundation, to do no harm. There needs to be one for humans too. This is only the beginning. I fear for humanity becoming redundant in the end.

[@AerialTheShamen]

The overtaking of AI is already going on. It began with Cambridge Analytica, and it is not robots but smartphones reprogramming our kids like trained circus animals to swipe 3 tiktok videos per second for 8h/day while getting dumbed and numbed and drilled to vote for Trump.

[@TheVampyrical]

Most humans are already redundant, they are called the working classes, born to work till they die, nothing more than biological machines to be used and abused by those that control them. Once these new working classes come along and are cheaper than the human versions they'll replace the human ones, but the middle and high classes will be fine, they have the money to stay in the classes above.

[@PravdaSeed]

Stop 🛑 disturbing the Magnificent Picture & you don't need additional Monsanto noises 🚫 ... Please...

[@wesallen3926]

Now they just need to add synthetic lungs that would allow Clone Alpha to inhale Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide and other such gasses break them down and re-arange them into breathable gasses such as Nitrogen and oxygen which they could then "exhale" for us to breath... Also built in air ionization to reduce pollen count in the air, and distillation, Reverse-osmosis methods for water purification might be nice so that they can convert dirty water into clean drinkable water for humans as well.

[@wakyfeas]

...and getting that drinking water from a "spout", yes? 😅

[@wesallen3926]

@@wakyfeas I mean it wouldent take too much in order to just have a simple pump driven etractable nosel in one of the finger tips or one of the wrists...

[@spunicunifait2697]

All this is Frankenstein and Cylons, we'll be punished for this.

[@esztervofely113]

Just like Cylons Skinjobs in Battle Star Galactica...

[@av2217]

YOUR BIOMIMETIC ROBOT IS VERY NICE 👍💯

[@bobwatkins1760]

I have been wondering why no one has taken this approach because it just seems totally logical that if you want to mimic the human form with artificial means then the best way is by using the human form as a virtual roadmap to make it work most effectively. I'd like to get the chance to try out a sexy fake girl to see if it can really mimic the real thing without the "I have a headache" problem ruining the mood...lol...

[@DominickZollinger-e3r]

Fine lines

[@Aiu369]

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[@plattendoktor]

😅 Ne Grafikkarte... läuft der dann mit nem Stromkabel durch die Wohnung?

[@patrickzupanc1795]

Great video, thank you!

[@randomworld-ik7tk]

This is becoming detroit become human. Come on everyone. Let's let the AI become its own race once it happens

[@1x93cm]

Ghost in the shell prosthetic body wen?

[@bjstrife]

Detroit Become Human here we go

[@omarfigueroa9370]

Thats a sexy ass bot bro

[@ThatChannelOverThere]

First of all, this thing talking is giving me the hebby-jevies! Second, just the rich people can afford a robot like this, so us normal people won’t have anything to worry about because we will be worried about buying food. Us commoners are simply common.

[@AerialTheShamen]

The first digital wristwatch was in the price range of a car and unrepairable. Nobody ever thought that digital watches can ever become a 2€ item, and the underlying technology (SMD electronics) became the base of how almost every electronic device is constructed now. Things are expensive when prototypes. Even with nowadays technology, mass produced useful humanoid robots can be made at least for the price of a compact car.

[@renascienza.bazarclub]

First you make it work. So you make it worthwhile. And only then you can make it cheaper.

[@Joe-jd6xd]

Just buy 6 month call options on palantir and you’ll be rich

[@disposablealienbrains7010]

I no longer want to live on this planet. Seriously

[@colberthunter12]

Why would you build a aquatic robot instead of a robotic fish with,a i, why does A I always have to look like humans?, dear A I pick a different template than humans we don't want you looking like us.

[@mikeyg1776]

This is not a good thing to have. Who is pushing for this?

[@Joe-jd6xd]

This looks like the westworld intro

[@alieninbellingam]

synthetic organs?

[@ltonos9557]

Why are we focused on making robots resemble humans? What is the point of that? Why not just focus on making task specific robots? You wanna create a robot as close as possible to a human slave. Why? Right, you want to substitute human labor. I see.

[@cryptojonny6837]

The path for Robocops.

[@rhadiem]

All you Home Shopping Network Samurai-blade warriors, time to sharpen your blades.

[@radeksparowski7174]

nice, hard robots are for work in mines, factories and in space /and war ofcourse/ but for human interaction soft robots will be required /not talking about "companions"/ but I thought they will use some sort of shape changing materials like syntetic muscles that expand and compress on an electrical charge and the amount gives it strenght and precision like with human muscles

[@TheWonderSanctuary]

I’ll believe it when I see it…

[@thomasproshowski7538]

Tesla , chat AI and Amazon start Collab with Alfa clone and do an amazing Humanoid bot with AI Brain .

[@eaglegp7]

They say the fake Gray aliens are like that, robots. The real grays are killed if near earth. Hum

[@knutknutsen5610]

Oh how fantastic this development has been. I now believe we see the first credible potential for a personal gentleman’s servant or butler, much like the Jeeves from P.G Wodehouse’s “ Jeeves and Wooster”. Just imagine having this conversation with your personal robot..; “Jeeves: I read a most stimulating article in the New York Times, Sir, the author of which asserts that mustaches are a most notorious cause for divorces in many parts of the country. Bertie: Jeeves, I dont' care if it's the cause of staggers in race horses! I will not have you editing my upper lip! Jeeves: As you wish, Sir….” 😊

[@arunamishra3874]

After Tesla optimus we came to know about robots better

[@calvingrondahl1011]

Robots should be diverse in design. However we don’t need servants we need workers.

[@Aihacksforyou]

Wow

[@Aiu369]

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[@DivelhenDpA]

This should have been the first step and not those useless toys

[@anthonymartelli6091]

This video is fake but a lot of the technology is true.

[@SeptemberRain8888]

How much?

[@TheBorderRyker]

Existential Crisis Anyone? 😬

[@Eddierath]

We are EONS away it's not even funny.

[@ShonaShona-e8c]

I want a 3 meters tall husband, all black and well build. No joke!

[@Jeffrey_Bezos_Amazon]

I don't think the world is shocked. Nobody even knows about this shit, which will never be serial, except for the subscribers of your channel.😂

[@MalachiJacobs-ej9tf]

WHY DOES THIS LOOK SO MUTCH LIKE THE NEFILIM

[@DOOHEKI]

West World is here..😮