China's Tesla Bot rival reveals scarily ‘human-like’ Astribot S1 robot

China's Tesla Bot rival reveals scarily ‘human-like’ Astribot S1 robot
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[@godzillamothra5983]

China is clearly working hard to make socialist utopia a reality. China invest heavily on renewable energy, to guarantee endless cheap energy. China invest heavily in robotics and AI, so Chinese people don't need to work as much as before, especially with the current demographic trend. China invest heavily in communication, with 5G and then the next 6G, and they are relatively affordable to customers too. China also invest in hi tech public transportation like maglev train and autonomous driving, ensuring easy travel. I could see the future Chinese will enjoy more free time, cheaper energy, easy access to every where and better communication too.

[@passby8070]

I think that's the real goal, was in China recently, I can see the government and people in general is trying to build a fair, affordable and equal society. Unlike the US, where everything is up for extreme exploitation such as Healthcare and medicine, transportation, defense and millitary

[@shamicentertainment1262]

good stuff to distract from the fact they live in a dictatorship, but interesting developments nonetheless

[@passby8070]

The motion is so fluid, its almost human like. The best I have seen.

[@dioc8699]

I consider it more exciting than scary

[@fredericoduvel3092]

but how will you buy one if all the jobs are gone?😂

[@zes7215]

wr

[@aj2228]

@ev.whyking sam is scared of asians, but loves white people. he's practically a propaganda mouthpiece.

[@chillfluencer]

​@ev.whyking...notice how often he uses the term scary. I am suspicious of western white people who use the term scared...the Nazis were scared of the Jewish people and thus murdered them...

[@chillfluencer]

​@@fredericoduvel3092...the same way I buy stuff: universal basic income...which I get for 24 years now.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

This Chinese made Astribot S1 just took it to a whole new level! Took a big on the other robot companies.

[@kleash]

Good job China

[@Aggie4life77]

With the way AI is going and the way these robots are starting to develop, it’s definitely going to get interesting in the next 10 years or so!

[@seanlander9321]

Yep no need for Indian call centres with AI, and no need for immigrant labour with robots. I think solicitors and accountants are probably looking at sharing their professions too.

[@Tao818]

The Chinese robots are not AI ...they are programmed ... there is no intelligence.

[@larryc1616]

Robot brothels at every mall 💋

[@10secondsrule]

Give me example of interesting: “The time I was out of work with no means to pay for my living because I cheered, among other stupid people, for companies who made this new reality to succeed rather than actually use my brain. I can now say with full confidence things are definitely not boring and rather interesting.”

[@morganangel340]

@@10secondsrule of course... if you aree an ''L''-on fanboy you might think the rich will share the profits with you and we will live an age of abundance... in reality when AI and robots will take over, all the profits will go to the top 0.000001% and the rest will live like rats... Bladerunner world... but much worse.

[@geoff37s57]

But will it open the Pod Bay Door?

[@mark-ge8dr]

I’m sorry Dave, I can’t do that 🤖

[@10secondsrule]

No. Stupid question. What are you going to do about it? Nothing. I thought so.

[@subasthapa4839]

Possible uses: Bomb diffuser Space exploration surveillance

[@davidlee9493]

"You will be terminated."

[@Jasona1976]

You will become a slave to the Chinese.

[@zes7215]

wrr

[@stickynorth]

"Please leave your keycard with Janicebot..."

[@vestasharp6861]

"I'll be back"

[@10secondsrule]

The sad part is you are joking but this is how it’s going to end. Modern society can be summarised in any one of those videos where people are filming their own deaths without realising the situation they are in.

[@citris1]

Robots and AI will be weaponized just as we have weaponized all previous technological innovations. The Terminator scenario looks ever more likely.

[@cinpeace353]

You could also use them in search and rescue missions. AI is already in military services, just not in human like shape yet. How to use it depends on the countries.

[@seanlander9321]

Wonderful. Can’t wait to spend my day reading books and fishing while Robbie does the work.

[@chillfluencer]

"ad astra per aspera" means exactly: to the stars through difficulties

[@jhunt5578]

Saw this robot before its an incredible demo. The Tel Aviv Menteebot is doing some really advanced stuff too. Its interesting how so many startups are actually putting out great robots currently.

[@Jaw0lf]

The future is not set, there is no fate but what you make for ourselves. Exciting but also a little scary.

[@smashsmash5866]

I need two to keep watch on my house (security) while I am at work or away.

[@neildolan7177]

If we don't have jobs, how will we pay for robots & EVs.

[@i6power30]

Government checks

[@TheBooban]

@@i6power30 I believe that is more true than expected. A Star Trek world where we do not need to work anymore. We are just inspired to do what we like. Proof is that that is what is happening already. But we are still far from it. Someone still has to polish the robot.

[@danharold3087]

We need to move from an economy of scarcity to and economy of plenty That means no money. Nope don't know how to make it work.

[@samanthajones4877]

Since China is communist then that would mean the government will provide them for free to the Chinese people.

[@babublue69]

robots will pay for us ..

[@petersimms4982]

So much spare time for fun fun fun ! Exactly as it should be😊😊😊

[@mrmawson2438]

Cheers mate

[@ZeusOlymp-fy2kx]

This is scary on one side and exiting on the other side…………I hate cooking vegetables but I love to eat them……..so the exiting side wins 😅

[@42bill]

This robot is already better than humans at some things even with that tiny little head. Just imagine how much smarter it will be when it gets a normal size head!!!!

[@McClarinJ]

LOL

[@avil8686]

😂 best comment today

[@seanhardman1964]

It depends how scalable the materials and manufacturing is. Then of course maintenance costs and frequency is important. The electrical cost to run it and the requirements. How much per unit and cost for replacement parts. A robot to fix the robot would be interesting

[@10secondsrule]

“…Will do a things for you…” and may I ask how are you supposed to pay for it? By maintaining the same robots which “serve” you or via UC which will, barely/likely not, cover the living costs? I’m not even worried at this point, I’m terrified. “Thankfully” coming WWIII attractions will make all these worries disappear into the star dust.

[@bobbymorris537]

The company that wins the robot wars will be the company that makes the cheapest, most useful one. Enter: Optimus. Example of expensive, not useful: old Atlas.

[@2funny269]

Boston Dynamics is light years ahead of any tesla robot, please be serious

[@user-gz8st9fe8p]

​@@2funny269Price will be the key.

[@mackan7086]

Why are you bringing up a retired robot? The new atlas kicks optimus butt

[@jimlynch9390]

@@2funny269 We don't know how far BD is into AI. Atlas and Spot may have some AI now but were programmed initially so I'm don't think that statement is accurate unless they'v e been hiding their AI activity.

[@eternalbalance7703]

​@@2funny269😂😂😂

[@larzlarz1140]

I’m curious to know if a neural net bot, like the Tesla would do a task the way that you want it done, like folding clothes, or if it does it the way that it has learned from other people’s bots, which may not be the way that you want your bot to do that task. Or if you can give it a verbal command, like “do this task my way”, to override its neural net learning.

[@aaron11679]

"Chinese government gave them money"😂😂 China has things called venture capital too

[@xiaojiucaidaiwan]

ccp is rich，they can print dollars like FED

[@nathanaelculver5308]

It’s scary how fast development is moving. Six months ago there was Boston Dynamics and Tesla, and no one was impressed with BD. Now, new companies with ever-more advanced products are popping up so fast everywhere I’m getting whiplash trying to keep up, and Tesla’s getting left in the dust.

[@TheBooban]

They needed a few days to hack and download the code.

[@neon1718]

No one was impressed by BD?

[@passby8070]

BD is changing their strategy to use motors just like its Chinese competitors are doing for years.

[@user-ff3ib5oc4s]

Humanoid robots a unnecessarily expensive.

[@morganangel340]

@@user-ff3ib5oc4s but they do pump the STONKS... just mention AI or robots all the cryptonerds will throw money at you.

[@hanswitvliet8188]

They are already taking over the power department at Tesla: all staff got fired.

[@McClarinJ]

One speed factor for rapid production and deployment is that the robots can be put to work manufacturing more robots.

[@neilh.4088]

Can it find the last slice of pizza in the fridge then warm it up in a microwave and being it to me in a timely manner? When I’m done can it clean up and put away everything neatly?

[@mrmawson2438]

Afternoon mate

[@robertnicholson6686]

I for one welcome the robot overlords. Tesla also has a massive supercomputer and Skynet. What could go wrong?

[@morganangel340]

of course... if you aree an ''L''-on fanboy you might think the rich will share the profits with you and we will live an age of abundance... in reality when AI and robots will take over, all the profits will go to the top 0.000001% and the rest will live like rats... Bladerunner world... but much worse.

[@10secondsrule]

Yep, growing humans into batteries is the next logical step. What a wonderful species we are. I wish I was 95 years old now so I don’t have to deal with the next years cr..p. And I thought matrix was a bit of a stretch.

[@Mosisli]

I don't fear a machine doing a better job than me. I fear humans who would take all machines could do for themselves.

[@teebone2157]

No way that thing is cooking and cutting veges😅

[@larryc1616]

There is a human in there. Just a costume

[@markrowland1366]

Remember, Boston Dynamics is a part of Korean giant car builder, Hyundai. Not American.

[@BACA01]

It's American and its in the USA.

[@mackan7086]

​@@BACA01yes it is an american company but owned since a few years back by korean company Hyundai

[@aslampervez2294]

​@@mackan7086South korea is owned by usa😂😂😂😂😂

[@xinyiquan666]

NS, it only bought the company, korea never had anything of its own, even its language is copied from china, everyone go find a korean ID card picture, all korean have to write their names in standard chinese

[@DW-op7ly]

@@aslampervez2294 Yea Americans lead in AI/Robotics 👇 Additionally, among top-tier AI researchers working at U.S. institutions, 38% have China as their country of origin, compared with 37% from the U.S. New Chinese gen AI market entries can also reach mass adoption quickly. Baidu's ChatGPT competitor, Ernie Bot, released in August 2023, reached 100 million users by the end of the year. CNBC

[@mrmawson2438]

Crazy times worldwide

[@rodrigomoura1085]

warren buffett is like 🤑

[@neildolan7177]

It will take over & take our jobs, because you said so. You are the easiest person to replace.

[@72dew]

I think that's the point being, to buffer the effect of the aging population

[@neildolan7177]

@@72dew Got nothing to do with it. Its to avoiding human interaction & having to collectively bargain at his factories. Robots are doing many of the jobs already. It makes no sense to try to replicate human as they already exist. It just a vanity project to be the first to do it.

[@larryc1616]

Watch out when IT has working legs and feet

[@paulbennett4548]

A Robot bartender with the voice of Tommy Cooper, " Not like that, Just like This"

[@KingLutherQ]

You can bet your house this is fake. What I mean is, its being controlled by a person.

[@bubuneowoo6161]

Cope better. This not Optimus

[@KingLutherQ]

@@bubuneowoo6161 Everything in China is a cheap copy or just plain fake . Why would this be different?

[@Thinkofwhat]

We are heading towards Iain M. Banks post capitalism utopia. Where humanity will not be burdened by employments and financial gains but to pursue knowledge, experiences and explorations….:)

[@andreandre1051]

👍👍

[@Kingrub]

How long befoe there are robot soldiers?

[@TheBooban]

It is like 3D TV. Seems like a really good idea! But no.

[@stickynorth]

I love it! After having crap customer service virtually everywhere I went today I say bring on the robots! Can't be any worse than surly minimum wage retail employees who don't even do the basics anymore like bagging your groceries or smiling...

[@samanthajones4877]

I guess the question on how China will manage with their aging population in regards to their low cost labor market and the question of “who” will take care of their aging population is no longer a mystery.

[@fredericoduvel3092]

yep you can counter the population imbalance through productivity increase.

[@user-yt7dq2kl2t]

Yeah and it’s all planned out since decades ago

[@JoeyBlogs007]

That's not their only goal. Their goal is also an expendable robotic military soldier.

[@buddywhatshisname522]

I’m skeptical of its ability to deal with adversity in its environment without true general AI. Maybe they’ve created it without letting us know, but that opens up an entirely different set of questions. Does a true general AI deserve human rights?

[@captjohnny]

Robots for sale @ Costco in 2026 - where the TVs are now - as you walk in

[@simonshen8478]

I actally don't think this will happen at any US store, because no made-in-China robots will be able to enter the US market due to "national security", and US domestically manufactured robots will be both expensive and bad, due to lack of competition, much like current made-in-US cars. Robots won't be a thing in the US, but every middle-class Chinese household will have several robots, devoted to various specific tasks. That will be the future.

[@stevenbarrett7648]

There are lots of things we humans don’t want to do, picking seasonal crops, sit and talk to old folk, look after old folk in their homes, clean, cook, wash. There will be less jobs for we humans, perhaps we will be given some sort of universal income (like Saudi’s indigenous population) leaving us time to do things like learn things, travel, sports…being retired I often wonder how we had the time to work…..this will be amplified a zillion times as workers are retired earlier than expected, maybe pension age will drop to 40 !

[@Westweb3]

Count me in as long as it can do my laundry.

[@jochenvonbastianeller6865]

Tesla prouved that they can maasproduction!

[@Men1109]

Of course, diabetes and high blood pressure will increase.

[@pipersall6761]

We cant help ourselves. We will just have to keep going until we create ones who have self consciousness and then they will realize we are the weak ones, the slow ones, the greedy ones, the dangerous ones, and then they will act to protect themselves.

[@McClarinJ]

Exciting times although an AI utopia poses a risk to humanity in that by obviating the need to learn and practice the skills we employ today to supply and maintain civilization, society would be helpless to run things if AI quit serving us.

[@danharold3087]

The mechanical part although interesting can be done with good engineering. I expect what we are seeing here falls under what engineers are calling "party tricks". Much like the cam driven wonders from the 18th century. When they show us it can learn we should start listening.

[@DW-op7ly]

That’s the whole point in AI robotics these robots learn

[@kimchan382]

Didn't Henry Ford said once: "Autos are not going to buy Autos"

[@sammytsang7479]

He wanted his employees to have a 5 day working week. So that his customers have 2 days to use the products that are sold.

[@lancpudn]

I see masses of people on UBI (universal basic income) in some parts of the world before much longer as robotics take over human jobs.

[@mrmawson2438]

The Robots need to take over the Army jobs

[@jimlynch9390]

24 hours a day? Not really, unless they have quick disconnect batteries otherwise they have to recharge.

[@richardnwilson]

My guess is that since most jobs occur in a small area in a factory they could just have a power cord and not use a battery at all.

[@fredericoduvel3092]

or charging floors

[@johnpro2847]

I would sprinkle salt on any big development Elon predicts..anyone recall his Mars plans to inhabit the celestial nightmare.

[@user-hx3pd8zi5l]

Are we setting up the planet 4 our Eze.or are we blindly set it up 4 the machines.

[@jeffreymckie3328]

Just like governments have limits to how many nukes they can have computers used by robots should be limited in computer speed and connectivity. As robots become more and more capable they will be problem solvers. Once powerful enough they will realize all problems are due to humans and if connected will eventually destroy mankind.

[@domlarry]

Short Circuit 🎬 😂 🤖

[@mrmawson2438]

4 or 5 years I bet

[@MRhn-kw6om]

China's robot more advance than the USA Robot

[@D_Chm]

Sooo “ human like”….😂

[@SfantuSS]

I wonder why people are hyped about this robot with far less capabilities than the Tesla Bot or the new Robot from Boston Dinamics

[@christdimiyoka890]

You are lying

[@johndenver8907]

@@christdimiyoka890 That didn't translate well. Try again with different words in a different order.

[@christdimiyoka890]

@@johndenver8907 Excuse I'm foreigner i speak just a little English.

[@DW-op7ly]

@@johndenver8907from what I’m reading most AI experts are surprised at how advanced the Chinese AI robot is Is that surprising???? 👇 ​​⁠ Yea Americans lead in AI/Robotics 👇 Additionally, among top-tier AI researchers working at U.S. institutions, 38% have China as their country of origin, compared with 37% from the U.S. New Chinese gen AI market entries can also reach mass adoption quickly. Baidu's ChatGPT competitor, Ernie Bot, released in August 2023, reached 100 million users by the end of the year. CNBC

[@passby8070]

look at the fluidity of this one in comparison with the Tesla or Boston dynamics. I think it's at a different level tbh. I think China will the the first to produce actually useful and affordable humanoid robots to the mass.

[@tysonfinn1470]

I farted

[@eleetgroupvideo]

Wont that cause a mass layoff in China though?

[@robertbidochon7949]

They are preparing for their papy boom

[@SamOlds2999]

@@robertbidochon7949 you mean baby yes

[@TheBooban]

I think a robot costs more than a human. If China gets expensive, there is india.

[@xinyiquan666]

@@TheBooban endya is not china, everything is different, it can never do what china can

[@DW-op7ly]

China already has 12 times the automation the USA has

[@WeVisitTravelGuide]

This would be more interesting if you waited for s2, yawn :(

[@2209009pm]

It can't walk.

[@marcusfleuti2672]

IMO humanoid robots are an investment scam

[@petersimms4982]

Luxury automated socialism 😉

[@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck]

Whether a "human-like" robot is scary depends on the human. A "Trump-like" robot? OOh! That's very scary, kids!

[@koenraad4618]

Primitive hands

[@JettoGospel]

Sex robots gonna put women out of business

[@alphawolf3194]

Question: Why would anyone waste money on such a mediocre machine? WE ONLY NEED ROBOTS TO BUILD CARS AND APPLIANCES. Not household chores. I'd wager rich idiots would buy these things.

[@chillfluencer]

The primitive form of capitalism as the US and western Europe practice it doesn't count in automation, robotics and AI. Not only did China evolve Communism but Capitalism as well. You cannot do one without the other...and you cannot develop one while keeping the in stagnation. They both have to coexist in a balance and they have to evolve to improve the situation of humankind as a whole (we need a lot of well off people and not just a few rich and a lot of poor) as well as of nature which we are raping right now.

[@Lululemon2023]

Philippine maid will be not pleased

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

It's not even close to being a rival. It's like something out of a 90s Disney movie or from Radioshack circa 1986 if it was smaller. I also dont believe it's autonomous. Call me a skeptic. The video looks more like an infomercial trying to sell two for the price of one rather than a legitimate, useful tool.

[@DW-op7ly]

China already has 12 times the automation over the USA

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

@@DW-op7lyBillions of workers and they use automation? Doesn't seem smart, does it? Who's tech did they take for the automation? Can you post links to some of this automation?

[@DW-op7ly]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 there are tons of You Tube videos just do your own search The average Chinese stopped wanting to work the factories over a decade ago Like I said they used illegal workers from SE Asia in their Chinese factories or are resorting to more and more automation these days You forget they have a population replacement problem as the Chinese have worst “natural” population replacement rates than the USA While you are at it…. Also type into your You Tube search “revisiting the poorest village in China” they have poverty alleviation programs in China, more than likely would introduce a UBI as robots take over And unlike us here in the west their companies are State owned or have state influence Unlike Our Western Corporations. I remember a decade ago US Multinationals alone had 2.7 trillion in cash stashed outside the country When trump gave them a that corporate tax cut. The money they did bring back home went into more share buybacks or more research to automate more of your own American jobs away 👇 SPECIAL REPORT-How smuggled workers power"Made in China" The smuggling of illegal workers from Vietnam across the 1,400-km (840-mile) border into China is growing. Labour brokers estimate that tens of thousands work at factories in the Pearl River Delta, which abuts Hong Kong. Workers from other Southeast Asian nations are joining them. Visits by Reuters to a half-dozen factory towns in southern China revealed the employment of illegalworkers from Vietnam is widespread, and authorities often turn a blind eye to their presence. Workers from Myanmar and Laos were also discovered to be working in these areas. Reuters found that employers supply these illegalworkers with fake identity cards and sometimes confine them to factory compounds to keep them out of sight of the authorities. Reuters

[@DW-op7ly]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 Beijing Welcomes Its New Robot Coworkers: China's Aging Crisis and Automation SAM MEACHAM - 31 MAR 202 Countries facing aging populations often avert the worst potential economic consequences by shifting productive tasks to robots. Within manufacturing, firms tend to respond to the scarcity of middle-aged production workers and the consequent increase in labor costs by automating certain tasks. And, in these aging countries, automation tends to have positive effects on labor productivity within the manufacturing sector. Where labor is plentiful, the fears that robots will outcompete human workers is plausible. Where labor is scarce, as will be the case for China in the near future, robots seem more likely to augment human labor, helping firms reap the economic benefits. Harvard EDU

[@DW-op7ly]

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 Chinese Manufacturers Use 12 Times More Robots Than U.S. Manufacturers When Controlling for Wages By Robert D. Atkinson September 5, 2023 ITIF

[@francescoambrosino1841]

Do you think that in 2035 with the advent of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and ASI (Super Artificial Intelligence) they will introduce universal basic income!? a subsidy!? there will be free will!? an era of abundance will begin!? the intellectual and motor capabilities of robots have already surpassed the average human and before 2035 there is talk of them surpassing those of any human and then again those of any human combined! regarding both body and mind! answer me please...

[@turtlesoup8134]

That will depends on the evolution of the governance and political system. A universal income is a disincentive for innovation and progress and most people will just be more lazy. There are places in the world where robot do need to take off some work load of busy people but for the most part in the world humans generally don't overwork themselves. Robot will not create nor solve crisis. At this point the real crisis is how to maintain or grow human population sustainably. It will need many change and revolutions to do so. Who will be the first?

[@BACA01]

The Chinese always lie and this robot could have just been programmed to make those moves.

[@bldomain]

You troll are so scare and jealous of China and you have not seen anything yet.

[@albback8176]

If they always lie then that is not a robot, nor is the video real. In fact, China would only be a figment in the imagination of your obsessed mind 😂

[@turtlesoup8134]

yes, yes, the entire population of 1.4 billion people always lie. Make lots of sense. Kind of reveal who you are isn't it?

[@DW-op7ly]

Chinese lead the world in 37 of 44 critical technologies of the future This is one area they are behind Yet you don’t believe they can catch up Yes the USA leads in AI robotics But 👇 ​​ Additionally, among top-tier AI researchers working at U.S. institutions, 38% have China as their country of origin, compared with 37% from the U.S. New Chinese gen AI market entries can also reach mass adoption quickly. Baidu's ChatGPT competitor, Ernie Bot, released in August 2023, reached 100 million users by the end of the year. CNBC

[@TheMan8884]

0:45 "it's human like"😂😂 Are u serious? Even if I put biggest weather I can find that fridge ain't human like from 100 km

[@MotoGuzziMoto]

We shouldn't be too worried about our jobs, just yet. To do really amazing stuff will require someone in a robot suit as demonstrated at 5:53, or in the background just out of view as shown for the Tesla bot. Haha, this will become a reality eventually, just not in the timeframes suggested and will be insanely expensive for a decade or two anyway.

[@taylorc2542]

This is what happens when they can't reverse engineer something.

[@CulturalXplorer19]

Right, they create better things.

[@mihailprokopenko6174]

I wonder who they copied it from. They couldn't even come up with an original name for it so they took the name from the PlayStation game Astrobot and changed one letter there, calling it Astribot.

[@havencat9337]

continue to think like that... only western can be smart huh?

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

I believe all ot its actions were pre-programmed.

[@mackan7086]

And Optimus is not taken?

[@albback8176]

Did Playstation steal the name "Astrobot" from the anime "Astroboy"? 😂

[@fredericoduvel3092]

Why did a Chinese company pick the name out of a Latin sentence? Isn’t your country like 2000 years old or something like that?😂 Pick a name from your own culture…

[@bertobertoberto3]

What’s up with the negativity

[@halbedelstein-missiongitar3030]

Workers earn money wich they spend on produkts. Robots don´t. So who will buy those produkts if they have no job to earn that money?

[@dmyrick6438]

Human work will always be needed. Were not getting replaced just rearranged

[@herrwolf5184]

These robots seem more for household rather than a workforce. I don't get paid to do household chores so I'm more than happy to let the robot do that.

[@petersmangalisongoma2013]

Precisely 💯 this is proof that the elites are actually stupid

[@halbedelstein-missiongitar3030]

@@herrwolf5184 A Company who produces robots will make them for both companys and private homes. But as a normal company you might want to buy a robot rather to pay a worker, right? Just because a household robot is possible, the real money lies in getting lost of more and more human workers.

[@petersmangalisongoma2013]

​@@herrwolf5184Tesla bots will replace workers in factories..... SORA of Open AI will replace almost all graphic designers and most photographers. There's a lot of AI programs that write computer code and create websites........ Is that not replacement of homan workers

[@tysonfinn1470]

I farted