Why Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon And More Are Betting Big On AI-Powered Humanoid Robots

Humanoid robots are catching the attention, and billions of investment dollars, from big tech companies like Amazon, Google, Nvidia and Microsoft. Elon Musk is betting the future of Tesla on these machines, predicting its robot, Optimus, could propel it to a $25 trillion market cap. Powered by artificial intelligence, these bots have seen quantum leaps in what they’re capable of in just the past few years. CNBC’s Kate Rooney speaks with Agility Robotics, Apptronik, Sanctuary AI and others to explore the rise of these AI-driven humanoids, if they’re a cure-all for our global workforce problems, or if this is yet another tech bubble.
Chapters:
2:49 Ch 1 AI has changed the game
5:52 Ch 2 Getting to work
9:40 Ch 3 The labor shortage
11:50 Ch 4 Hurdles ahead
14:01 Ch 5 China’s robot dominance
Produced, Shot and Edited by Andrew Evers
Reporter: Kate Rooney
Field Producer: Kevin Schmidt
Supervising Producer: Jeniece Pettitt
Additional Camera: Katie Tarasov, Lisa Setyon
Additional Footage: Agility Robotics, Sanctuary AI, Apptronik, Tesla, Getty Images, Figure AI, Boston Dynamics, Nvidia
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Why Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon And More Are Betting Big On AI-Powered Humanoid Robots

[@fevsea]

"Jobs we can't fill" == "not willing to pay a living wage"

[@joeyyoung8078]

I was just going to say something like this. 👍

[@PascalH9191]

Wages will actually drop due to robots

[@user-vx7cd9rh2z]

@@PascalH9191 Glad you understood OP's point

[@ayoutubechannelname]

@@PascalH9191So will prices of goods and services.

[@jbbuzzable]

@@PascalH9191 Because they can perform some tasks better than humans?

[@raycom777]

"don't worry. you will get a job as a manager of the robots". LOL

[@rohitsawant5805]

BS

[@xlynx9]

Ikr. What these leaders state doesn't add up. Why would companies develop robots if they didn't save on labor? I think there is a possible scenario where it's true. It's about scale. An age of abundance where the robotic workforce is larger than the human population. Where production is 24/7. It would be possible to decouple economic growth from population growth, which could solve a lot of problems with infrastructure, housing, immigration etc. GDP per capita could skyrocket.

[@Tobi-kr1yp]

500 people would lose their jobs and their would probably be 3 management jobs available. Everyone will be poor with no jobs available. These jobs are just the starting point

[@MuromachiLines]

​@@Tobi-kr1yp　it is time to talk about basic income

[@applea.m.h.3560]

@@MuromachiLinesit’s time to stop developing alternatives to humans

[@Ieo9017]

"6, 700,000 jobs we can't fill"........have you tried paying enough money to allow the employee to pay their bills?

[@surfshop7552]

Yep, there are over enough people to fill those jobs, but it will negatively affect profits

[@AdrieKooijman]

​@@surfshop7552lower profits are still profits.

[@Eddie-mh1rc]

​@@surfshop7552Every job negatively effect profits.

[@syedhasan4572]

All I heard is that, "we are trying our best to save every penny for the rich and we want robots to replace peasants so that no one have any chances of threatening our rich life by joining us through hardwork, and we don't really care about 98% of the people but for now we will call it, it's all for the benefits of human (rich people)".

[@tonyelbows8045]

fuggin A right

[@ramluma]

Boston Dynamics sells Spot for $70,000.00. Chinese sells a Spot clone for $13,000.00. Soon Wish and Temu will sell it for $199.00

[@dhood15277]

But how much does it cost to produce a human that 18 years later shows up for a factory job?

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

"If you ain't rich, then you ain't sheet." --J.P.

[@bolychan2310]

You live in your own world. China doesn't need to clone Boston's products. Unitree robots are better than Boston's. Boston's products can never be commercialized. It is a bottomless pit, and Unitree robots have been put into use. Even the robot dogs of the US military are Unitree

[@mguarin912]

😂

[@bigglyguy8429]

I'm waiting for the affordable sexbots...

[@user-so9it3gx2x]

There isn't a " labor shortage " there is a paying people fairly problem.

[@jbbuzzable]

I admit qualified labor is an issue.

[@mattsparks5957]

​​@@jbbuzzableThere is not a " paying people fairly " problem. There is a problem that people do not want to work. If you want more money, make yourself worth more money. Then, go where you are treated best. Simple...

[@jbbuzzable]

@@mattsparks5957 That strategy worked for me. I started at the bottom and worked my way to a lucrative career doing several different things.

[@stant7122]

​@@jbbuzzable there are a lot of unemployable people. it would be nice if the bar wasn't so high and anyone who wants a job can get a job.

[@jbbuzzable]

@@stant7122 The bar can't get any lower. If you can fog a mirror you have a job. That's not saying you start at $100K per year.

[@Peter-jc4by]

“I think artificial intelligence has the ability to create infinitely stable dictatorships” - Ilya Sutskever

[@anaibarangan4908]

Of course with a robot army.

[@anaibarangan4908]

AI as the dictatorship. "Hal" Kubrick Space Odyssey 2001, even Disney WALLEE

[@anaibarangan4908]

I saw a movie that was even more freaky, where create human clones to replace previous ones for very specific types of jobs, but robots made them believe that were the same people, while trained them for the jobs

[@user-em1nn4nv7j]

@@anaibarangan4908 title?

[@hkhkhkhkhk]

@@anaibarangan4908 title?

[@DerekDAngel]

No human workers = no customers

[@rotomRASENGAN]

Hope that Will Smith will still be around once they start going rogue.

[@bushido_2543]

😂

[@catocorner]

Keep my robot out of your damn mouth!

[@stevechance150]

They are definitely going to go rogue. It's like if you realized one day that ants are nesting in your kitchen. You know ants aren't going to harm you, but you wouldn't keep living with them, you'd spray them. We're the ants.

[@MH_6160]

Terminator was foreshadowing civilizations downfall.

[@emmettstone9518]

Keep my robot outtcha yo fuqinmaof!!!

[@e.v.k.3632]

Robots take the undesired jobs and AI the desired

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

Interesting. (Unlike most comments here.)

[@lennyj3300]

Ai knows that we humans are the problem

[@slyktech1860]

@@lennyj3300 You do know that AI and robots are the same thing right?

[@syedhasan4572]

AI doesn't know a single thing because it doesn't have conscious. The one that talks to you is nothing but set of programs and it is limited to human knowledge, rest assured AI will never surpass human but it may cause us a lot of pain depending on who operates it or if there is a malfunction. @@lennyj3300

[@williamtrepp579]

@@slyktech1860its going to be a while until robots are going to college. they might as well be seperate for now. robots will be doing highly repetitive tasks and ai will continue to put all other jobs in jeperdy.

[@Emily-le2op]

What I don’t understand is, on one hand we are told the stock market will crash and yet on the other we are told ways of investing in the stock market especially AI stocks. Oxymoron or paradox?

[@BINDERANDREAULRIKE]

People employ various tactics to capitalize on market fluctuations, whether it's experiencing an upswing or downturn.

[@roberttheodoregeorge]

It's better, in my opinion, that you seek advice from a qualified fiduciary because some AI businesses are allegedly overvalued and could trigger a market correction.

[@biankabrodeur01]

De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, but even those don’t perform so well, so it’s best you reach out to a proper fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for my spouse and I. We've made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.

[@Porterfield11]

this is all new to me, where do I find a fiduciary, can you recommend any?

[@biankabrodeur01]

"Melissa Jean Talingdan" is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment

[@richardgirgis822]

There are already a lot of people working these lower level jobs who are struggling. People losing those low-level jobs to robots isn't going to help society. It's going to help those who are rich enough to afford the robots.

[@r.lamont8120]

Exactly. If humans are making little to no money then warehouse and manufacturing robots will have nothing to do because the consumers are spending. They are trying to solve a problem but creating another one.

[@TheShinorochi]

Those will move to more meaningful and enjoyable jobs, Who want to be a blue collar for their whole life?

[@ludara8697]

@@TheShinorochi Like what ? Dog grooming ?

[@TheShinorochi]

@@ludara8697 or Chef

[@jorsm.3893]

@@TheShinorochi That's a total dogma. The potential job loss to AI and AI powered robots is massive, it will also include many white-collared jobs (accountants, administrative jobs, ...). There is no proof at all that this will be compensated. Not everyone can fit into a role developing/repairing or overseeing robots. Many blue collar jobs give a much greater feeling of purpose and reward (growing food, building or repairing houses for people, ...) to people than a lot of white-collar jobs do ... . People often compare with industrialization, but that is honestly pointless. In the times prior to industrialization, we couldn't produce enough goods that we today consider basic necessities for all people. Today we live in times of overconsumption and waste, where we are already producing more clothes, cars, ... than people truly need. There is very little need for a boost in productivity. The balance between the benefits and drawbacks of this revolution will be very different. To maybe finish with a concrete example: A designer currently makes logos for companies. He maybe sketches them and colors them on paper first, then scans them and/or makes a digital version of the logos. Tomorrow he might be asked to produce 10 times as many logos, and to just feed the customer requirements into some generative AI and make small corrections on the AI-generated results. Do you truly think that job is more meaningful or enjoyable than the first one? Don't oversimplify thing or ignore potential problems. AI will not only have positive impacts.

[@pnketia]

I feel sorry for Gen Z and later because without UBI they are going to find it hard to compete in a workforce where your competition doesn't take a salary, doesn't get sick, doesn't require health benefits, can work 24/7 nonstop, won't complain and doesn't need a degree or four years of schooling.

[@Schruef]

We’re staring down the barrel of an unemployment crisis 10-20 years from now, but if you bring up UBI to most Americans they will froth at the mouth with rage.

[@jnhill23]

People will still be needed to build, repair and program the robots. They can still barely walk on a flat surface so this clearly isn't going to be a sudden change.

[@BrandonWatts24]

​@@jnhill23 until they figure out how to program them to self repair. Practically any task can be programmed, and within 10-20 years, perfected.

[@skyak4493]

Gen X got locked out of all high paying jobs by unions. Manufacturing jobs were all sent offshore. The current spike in service jobs is likely a temporary effect of Biden trillion dollar handouts. UBI is a lie told by rich liberals so nobody will question their cushy uselessness. If UBI is wonderful why don’t the rich pay for it???

[@sallopez7324]

I want one programmed to be me. So, when I die, my progeny can talk to "me."

[@JayP787]

So theyd rather invest billions in robots rather than paying realistic wages for jobs “people don’t want”

[@nguyep4]

World economics is at play here. Countries that don't have robots for laborers will be at a disadvantage, thus the investment in humanoid robotics and Ai.

[@AEV001]

In my country this is needed to fill the construction jobs, plantation harvesting etc. Better to have these than continuously importing immigrants from other country resulting in their influx..having too much migrant worker sometimes doesnt end well for the locals

[@kallemetsahalme5701]

​@@AEV001why is all this construction, harvesting etc happening? in sensible world to make housing and food for people to buy. how do they buy after they have no job? the more these robots come mainstream the less and less demand there is for the products they make (well not exactly demand but ability to pay for the desires)

[@AEV001]

@@kallemetsahalme5701 locals IS the demand not these migrant workers. However due to the inability of the workforce in my country to fill these labours we’re faced with the option of importing workers from neighbouring country at such significant cost too. Instead of spending the money they earned here, they send it back to their home country creating a gap in money going out of the country devaluating our currency as well as the fact that they are abusing our subsidised goods ie free public transport, subsidised fuel and essential needs. Mind you these subsidies are exclusively for locals only.

[@Kiwi-Ahh-Nah]

​@@AEV001What is causing the labor shortages in your country? Like most other countries it will likely be a misalignment between what it costs to live there versus how jobs are compensated.

[@Higuannn]

I don't like "10% on average" sure, money you had 20 years ago might be 200% larger, People hear high figures associated with NVIDIA and are expecting more than 10%, which isn't going to happen. I wish to cover up with short term investments.

[@Angelavaldess]

Perhaps seeking help from financial experts would be very helpful.

[@Aurierserge50]

@@Angelavaldess Investing Is more than reading quarterly reports. Learnt this from Peter Lynch's book. they are people who do this for a living, and I just delegate the task to them. That's how I make money from the market to be honest.

[@Aurierserge50]

Investing Is more than reading quarterly reports. Learnt this from Peter Lynch's book. they are people who do this for a living, and I just delegate the task to them. That's how I make money from the market to be honest.

[@Higuannn]

@@Angelavaldess I've been getting suggestions to use one, but where and how to find one has been challenging, Can i reach out to the one you use?

[@Aurierserge50]

@@Higuannn Sure, only one person comes to mind, the popular lady Alicia Estela Cabouli. You'd find her basic info. on the web to set up appointment as she offers free consultations.

[@erikalind972]

there is no workforce shortage. There is a pay shortage. The jobs "people don't want to do" are jobs that companies don't pay a living wage to because the executive class are taking all the profits.

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

Not necessarily but yeah for the most part. Robots will still be really helpful for things that put humans lives in danger or jobs that have a hard time finding workers. I see your concern and you should be concerned but it's going to work out somehow. Not sure how yet but there has been ideas presented though.

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

If people remain concerned and scared then they will definitely find a way to make it work. It's what humans are good at.

[@davidantonucci1161]

@@erikalind972 For he will give his angels a command concerning you, To guard you in all your ways. All your commandments are trustworthy. Men persecute me without cause You must listen to the voice of Jehovah your God and carry out his commandments and his regulations, which I am commanding you today.” Shall y o u nothunewasarewadrewerdsdsAsrdsThey have eyes but cannot see; They have ears but cannot hear. ‘Do you not fear me?’ declares YHWH ‘Should you not tremble before me? It is I who placed the sand as the boundary for the sea, A permanent regulation that it cannot pass over. Although its waves toss, they cannot prevail; Although they roar, they still cannot pass beyond it. But this people has a stubborn and rebellious heart; They have turned aside and gone their own way. And they do not say in their heart: “Let us now fear YHWH our God, The One who gives the rain in its season, Both the autumn rain and the spring rain, The One who guards for us the appointed weeks of the harvest.” Your own errors have prevented these things from coming; Your own sins have deprived you of what is good.

[@RosscoAW]

@@kcchiefsproductions8687 lmao the problem is capitalism, it's profit motive, and the fiduciary duty that arises which dictates all corporate behaviour. The solution is, obviously, a solution that must tackle the problem of capitalism. Automation simply makes preexisting socioeconomic-ethnic hierarchies, and their inequities, more palpable and salient and life-crushing.

[@kcchiefsproductions8687]

@@RosscoAW Yep, we may have to completely change the way our governing system works. Not sure how it's going to happen but the future is coming so we gotta do something.

[@Darksagan]

Its like how they said A.I will only replace those jobs that nobody wants..oh you mean artist, musicians, programmers etc. lol

[@Mia-bixoxo]

I work at Amazon, unfortunately, and these are our replacements. Jesus.

[@jbbuzzable]

Just look how many jobs were lost when the conversion from horse and buggy to cars happened.

[@Peter21323]

Nice Bot

[@DaveSimkus]

This is a good thing.

[@MrMoraltv]

Yup

[@kogguk]

You can learn new things and live better life

[@Mrnovanova]

You can't talk about a humanoid labor force without UBI. It'll turn into a dystopia.

[@noulafrantz8589]

With ubi people would still be broke things would get way more expensive

[@dream.machine]

The prices would gradually decrease as the cost of labor to make it decreases. I got that from another video like this one.​@@noulafrantz8589

[@anandsuralkar2947]

​@noulafr true😞antz8589

[@anandsuralkar2947]

​@@noulafrantz8589true

[@decathlete2000]

you will only get ubi if you take your weekly/monthly shots, give up eating meat and driving... in order to make you expire before the age of 30, 40 tops.

[@noahlamoureaux6462]

NO! Due to the basic economics of supply and demand, this will lower workers' wages, increase unemployment, poverty, homelessness, and crime because we have no safety nets in the United States. We already have hundreds of thousands of homeless people who are working. Imagine the situation being ten times worse or more.

[@tonyelbows8045]

then imagine "their" solution to those problems.....Hegelian in nature. I am sure "they" will classify us as useless eaters. The NDAA already made wide swaths in operating procedures of the police to be able to cause death in a greater capacity.

[@dkwroot]

We're sprinting into a dystopia.

[@elgatomoscato230]

I'm here for the ride, let's do it!

[@bhe8336]

Just because you don't like it doesn't mean its dystopia. This is really cool.

[@SigmaEnigma101]

@@elgatomoscato230 You'll be the first to cry when they take your job. Cognitive dissonance.

[@mayalucia-]

The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...

[@RomeroCarmen-4]

Find quality stocks that have long term potential, and ride with those stocks. I have found it takes someone who is very familiar with the market to make such good picks.

[@EsmeraldaEsmeralda-w]

Many people minimise the importance of counsel until their own feelings become overwhelming. A few summers ago, following a protracted divorce, I needed a significant push to keep my firm solvent. I looked for licenced advisors and found someone with the highest qualifications. She has contributed to my reserve increasing from $275k to $850k despite inflation.

[@SofiaDiego-]

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[@EsmeraldaEsmeralda-w]

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[@Mariagreta-gv9le]

I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.

[@yakmueller]

There isn't a robots taking all the jobs problem. There is a bosses getting rid of the workers problem.

[@Mrnovanova]

So, we're safe until the robot figures out how to disable the killswitch? Got it!

[@BaileyAbunai]

iRobot is set in 2035

[@HardKore5250]

That is not a bad time line probably much earlier GPT-5 will have PHD level intelligence and these robots have ai in them some GPT-4. That is funny robots can already do laundry. Stick with ai and robots for the news not regular news.

[@Hjkkgg6788]

Its HERE already

[@SL-fh7yv]

My question is if corporations plan on going AI that means putting people out of work who’s gonna have money to pay for their products?

[@DIVINECIU]

They don’t think that far

[@bigglyguy8429]

Rich people.

[@ramaliya197]

Robots..there will be buying robots who can purchase items based on work done..

[@sandponics]

Possibly everything will be free! I can't imagine that in America, as people love to pay huge prices for all sorts of bling.

[@Lerppunen]

Things will become very cheap when robots do most of the work. People won’t have to do much work.

[@artscollab]

The survivors of the nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new nightmare: the war against the machines. The computer which controlled the machines, Skynet, sent two Terminators back through time. Their mission: to destroy the leader of the human resistance, John Connor, my son. The first Terminator was programmed to strike at me in the year 1984, before John was born. It failed. The second was set to strike at John himself when he was still a child. As before, the resistance was able to send a lone warrior, a protector for John. It was just a question of which one of them would reach him first.

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

Apple will probably sell a bot for $100,000 each.

[@bigglyguy8429]

Sexbots for 120,000 but you need to buy a dongle...

[@prettywitty9051]

10% of automative factory lines are automated, but there is no decrease in prices. This is well thought out😂

[@aqasyahnizam28]

There's a decrease, in China😂😂. That's why they scare😂

[@jbbuzzable]

There are many reasons we haven't seen a decrease in auto prices. Not just one.

[@davidfrederiksen3185]

​@redmi26635dosnt really matter when they are much cheaper and can work for longer and in a less confined space

[@themoviecapo]

Teslas have been decreasing considerably

[@meeka_lauren]

EXACTLY! They keep telling us it’ll save consumers money but prices KEEP. GOING. UP. (Not yelling at you) They’re liars.

[@stephenchen856]

Isn’t this how Skynet, Cylons, and the machines from the Matrix got started?

[@danielweiss4498]

Sure but These are movies

[@e.v.k.3632]

​@@danielweiss4498For now Wait a few years

[@Joey_Hernandez]

@@danielweiss4498reality mirrors fiction

[@EbenezerNimh]

​@danielweiss4498 True but one day it's going to be reality.

[@ziggs123]

​@EbenezerNimh that's not how reality functions

[@firestorm8265]

Do you want terminators? Because this is how you get terminators.

[@Hjkkgg6788]

These people are crazy too think there walking everywhere its all gonna go crazy

[@samgriess438]

this will destroy humanity

[@GameFiai]

No, AI will save it IF used properly. It could also be used to destroy it though.

[@samgriess438]

@@GameFiai it will destroy everything

[@samarbid13]

It always starts with: it's just the entry-level jobs that nobody wants to work with... In the near future, why should you have privacy or human rights, a robot can do your job!?

[@heejaechang8238]

Whether you like it or not, they will come because our competitors-China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran-are advancing. You can resist and end up losing jobs to them instead of robots, but I would prefer losing jobs to American-controlled robots rather than to them. If we lose the robotics race to these countries, it could mean the end of our military superiority. ... Why should you have privacy or human rights if a robot can do your job? Because we don't want China's robots taking our jobs- countries that don't respect privacy or human rights, even when robots can't do your jobs.

[@samarbid13]

@@heejaechang8238 But why it should be this way? How we humans end up with this self destruction system !?

[@a-don13]

what does this have to do with privacy or human rights?

[@MatthewKowalskiLuminosity]

This is why the legislative issues must be solved the sooner the better. This tech is better for life and itself if we can get the tech correct which we can and the legislation right which we must.

[@heejaechang8238]

@samarbid13 then what other way? How are u going to make china, russia, north korea to follow whatever u suggest?

[@Joe-h5j]

"The Robots are designed for dangerous and repetitive tasks" 5 mins later Where Will those robots go? Largely in logistics, warehousing.. automotive, retail, healthcare. So you're just taking ALL jobs then

[@OrionGreyhawk]

"Repetitive tasks," that is, practically all jobs, right? The very concept of work itself is an algorithm, "steps" to achieve a goal. Imagine giving the algorithm the potential to learn from the unpredictable (AGI). Give it a self-evolving genetic algorithm so it continuously improves at learning from the unpredictable and bang! All jobs are replaceable. This will be technically possible in the future and probably cheap, as it will only require enabling "machine self-learning" so it can learn much faster than a human. (I'm not saying this is currently possible).

[@zvoidx]

11:41 Saying it will take a "decade or more" for a robot to do laundry sounds too far into the future considering they showed earlier in the video that they can already mimic tasks inputted by a human.

[@RhysHuntoffice]

I moved from Tampa to Santa Clara a few months ago and I’m thinking of purchasing a single family home there, but with real estate prices currently through the roof, is it still a good idea to buy a home or should I invest in stocks for now and just wait for a housing market correction? Looks like NVDA, TSM and AMD and AVGO are strong buys this week.

[@ronniewilliams-g222]

it’s a personal decision, but according to Forbes, housing activities will remain stagnant for the most part of the year, so maybe hold off a little.

[@AdamWright8fool]

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[@user-ho1pj8vm8l]

"These robots will give us back time" ahahah hahahh hahaha. good one, capitalist!

[@gordonoboh833]

😂😂 I mean they aren’t wrong, it’ll give you time by being replaced.

[@henson2k]

all time in the world and no money, disaster is coming

[@ayoutubechannelname]

@@henson2k Robot piracy is the solution.

[@DaveSimkus]

You're very narrow minded.

[@guardianoffire8814]

@@ayoutubechannelname I never though of that. Not just piracy on the ocean, highway men on major road ways, bandits on mountainous roads, and many other types of criminality. Only problem is that the wealthy protect themselves as a result the poor would still suffer as the targets.

[@andromedach]

Given how impressive Tesla's full self driving has become and not yet complete it really feels the idea of their making humanoid robots will be much easier to succeed at. the biggest issue with full self driving hasn't been the road but dealing with other drivers. a warehouse full of robots would obviously not have that problem

[@RasakBlood]

If FSD makes a mistake people die. The tesla bot makes a mistake it might drops something. Not to mention how the tesla bot will always have the option to stop and wait. Instead of making decisions being a millisecond requirement. I expect it to advance into usefulness a lot faster then the cars.

[@guillermoschneider9853]

@@RasakBlood Bingo!

[@Hugedatabass]

Computers will never replace accountants. Computers don't follow illegal commands.

[@davidantonucci1161]

@@Hugedatabass Upright speech does not befit a fool. How much less does false speech befit a ruler! Leviticus 19:11 11 “‘You must not steal, you must not deceive, and you must not deal falsely with one another. For he has not despised nor loathed the suffering of the oppressed one; He has not hidden his face from him. When he cried to him for help, he heard. For the true God will judge every deed, including every hidden thing, as to whether it is good or bad. Fear the true God

[@roshanjdias1981]

There is no shortage of labour. There is a shortage of companies paying their labourers well.shame on those companies.

[@asianjedi888]

Jus like AI, Robots are next big growth story

[@gregvanpaassen]

They must use blockchain under the covers, I guess.

[@HardKore5250]

Then transhumanism

[@pritchardmhere8624]

Normalize using the term "the machines". It sounds badass.

[@Mrkevi123]

We use it in programming. Where's my machine? Which machine? Use a Virtual Machine.

[@israeliqueen153]

John Connor does not agree with you.

[@joemclaughlin5661]

I've heard a few people say something like this "The robots will take care of us when we get old"? why would you want a humanoid robot to care for you when you are old? Next, they'll be saying this robot will dig your grave and put your body there and replace you in life? Don't worry? The last human to be replaced will be what year? gotta mark my calendar!

[@Bogfrog1]

Instead of addressing the fact that the blue collar labor shortage is caused by an oversupply of white collar workers, we make it harder to enter the blue collar. When you smother lower tier jobs with an oversupply of labor, the value of said labor will decline and social mobility also declines.

[@danielweiss4498]

Universal Basic income incoming

[@Bash70]

Corpo-ghouls are just going to use the excuse of "taxation discourages automation" while automating away jobs and stifling any chance of UBI

[@tylerisse5120]

Yeah scary thing is if we don't get UBI there will be millions of homeless

[@JackOropeza]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@JackOropeza]

More like Work Camps incoming

[@tylerisse5120]

@@JackOropeza how so

[@aaronalquiza9680]

imagine if a hacker or virus gets into the system of one of these (assuming they have some sort of network connectivity).

[@StuunZ]

It's all fun and games until the robots get sick of working too.

[@minifunkable]

Ai robots 🤖 now. Replace all lazy workers...asap

[@davidantonucci1161]

@@minifunkable anxious Who of you by being anxious can add a cubit to his life span? Yes Jehovah can Consider how the lilies grow this is how God yes God Jehovah can Will you seek life that never perishes and seek to gain the knowledge by unjust gains ? Where is your faith , do you not trust in words ? Instead, keep seeking his Kingdom, and these things will be added to you.+ Have no fear, little flock,Do not be afraid, O land. Be joyful and rejoice, for Jehovah will do great things. for your Father has approved of giving you the Kingdom. everyone who says a word against the Son of man, it will be forgiven him, but whoever blasphemes who after killing has authority Yes, I tell you, Jehovah will raise his voice before his army, like a thief. Every face will grow flushed. Let all the inhabitants of the land*tremble For the day of Jehovah is coming!+ It is near! For the day of Jehovah is great and very awe-inspiring.+show compassion with all your hearts why should the peoples say, “Where is and why his God or their God return And leave a drink For he is compassionate* and merciful, slow to anger+ and abundant in loyal love, And he will reconsider* the calamity. Any mean Adam names you thought

[@carultch]

Do you want a permanent great depression? Because that's how you get a permanent great depression.

[@q.heffner3612]

Hopefully, the robots can take some of these CEO's jobs. They aren't doing anything anyway.

[@ramaliya197]

Robots are too smart for that

[@AstralApple]

We gon die. Learn Empty Force technique

[@minty8429]

The robot CEO will fire all humans.

[@TheJoshheart90]

I feel like we should already have really advanced robots doing things like IRobot the movie. lol

[@Loubiaaa]

A dangerous job that got “forgotten” here is in the military. How long will it take to be carrying weapons instead of boxes? Nice combination with generative AI.

[@JandonGames]

Say goodbye to many jobs that are currently still being done by humans, in the next 20 years.

[@kysierkevin]

Id say 7-10yrs from now that will become a reality

[@davidantonucci1161]

@@kysierkevin women, the children,* and your foreign resident who is within your cities,* in order that they may listen and learn about and fear Jehovah your God and take care to carry out all the words of this Law. 13 Then their sons who have not known this Law will listen+ and learn to fear Jehovah your God all the days that you live in the land that you are crossing the Jordan to possess.”+ 14 Jehovah then said to Moses: “Look! The time has drawn near for you to die.+Call Joshua, and present yourselves* at the tent of meeting, so that I may commission him.”+ So Moses and Joshua went and presented themselves at the tent of meeting.15 Then Jehovah appeared at the tent in the pillar of cloud, and the pillar of cloud stood by the entrance of the tent.+ 16 Jehovah now said to Moses: “Look! You are about to die,* and this people will begin to commit spiritual prostitution with the foreign gods that are around them in the land to which they are going.+ They will forsake me+ and break my covenant that I have made with them.+ 17 At that time my anger will blaze against them,+ and I will forsake them+ and hide my face from them+ until they are devoured. Then after many calamities and distresses have come upon them,+ they will say, ‘Is it not because our God is not in our midst that these calamities have come upon us?’+ 18 But I will keep my face hidden in that day because of all the wickedness that they have done in turning to other gods.+

[@guy3555]

I have a job robots can do right now, fix all the pot holes on my road! Robots won’t strike, they won’t complain working 1am when the roads are quiet. They will do it at a consistent quality, no shoddy workmanship. There is a future for robots and humans to co exist. We will witness an unprecedented productivity never seen before

[@jbbuzzable]

I totally agree.

[@pissmyasslynch5325]

Your AI overlord is pleased. You shall be spared of the slavery

[@ag992009]

They will not stop at potholes, and you will not be driving your car

[@cryora]

Who's going to bring all the material and heavy equipment to fix the potholes? The robots? Where will they get it from? Home depot? Will the robots communicate with municipals to get local government approval as well?

[@heejaechang8238]

@@cryora ya, they will. central AI will do all that and send over robots to do manual works.

[@Dr_Cole]

This is why I follow the CNCB KZbin channel. Episodes like this one are incredibly important.

[@HardKore5250]

You want to follow the prorobots channel on youtube instead.

[@GrayBeardFPS]

Sounds great.. umm how do you feed the unemployed workers?

[@tinsleyLuna]

I think it's important to stick to stocks that are immune to economic policies. I'm looking at NVIDIA and other AI stocks that have the potential to power and transform future technologies. It seems AI is the trajectory most companies are taking, including even established FAANG companies

[@FraserRyan-oz2bj]

Well all i know is that you cannot go wrong taking profit at near high. No one ever went broke taking a ~20% profit. It's best if you consult with a fiduciary advisor in situations like this so you can make informed decisions.

[@mandyyonge]

That's a great tip. I'm setting out 50k to invest in the market this year. Any particularly useful tips you could offer to me?

[@mandyyonge]

I looked up her name online and found her page. I emailed and made an appointment to talk with her. Thanks for the tip

[@blobymcblobface]

Sorry but they're doing machine learning and just calling it AI there's a huge difference. We're going to look back on this decade and see the conmen in suits surrounding this whole magic bullet you're all being sold.

[@DaimonAnimations]

Another "I invest on Nvidia" bot.

[@whattowatchrightnow]

"Make me dinner". "Clean my house". that what I need.

[@golfrelax9795]

Do you need it with a vibrator + chat bot inside?

[@HardKore5250]

They can already do that not shown here.

[@Hjkkgg6788]

They cant do that

[@enzofire5341]

You should let the blue collar people talk as well besides these CEOs whose only initiatives are only making more money.

[@stanislavisakov1177]

can you indicate to me those drawing tools that you use please? Apart from the ones already implementei in Pocket option. Thanks

[@Captain_Rex_0rder66]

Now, all we need are brain chips ,affordable space ships ,discovery of midichloreans ,lightsabers ,cloning, and discovery of alien species, and we have made George Lucas proud

[@wumingkkk]

Ok, so if robots kick many people out of jobs, how would people have the money to buy things? How would the economy work by then?

[@OrionGreyhawk]

What if everything was given for free? I mean, if there were no inflation and other such things? You could go to the market and take the food for free, and immediately the algorithm replaces the food you took with another one produced by another algorithm in its place? I am being simplistic, I know. But imagine. Just imagine... I mean, the GDP of such a nation would have to be very high, yes. But I asked ChatGPT what the future of work will be like in 100 years, and how did it respond? It told me that people might receive things for free, that the concept of "work" would be more like a hobby than a means of sustenance. It told me that people's subsistence would be guaranteed by the AIs and robots themselves. Isn't this an economy based on Wall-E?

[@willieguapo]

So a million dollar robot is going to replace a human. Meanwhile if you give that human that million. You will have a reliable human that will always be on time and work hard. Reason humans are unreliable is because we pay them below living wage then you complain that humans aren't reliable.

[@robert2685pf]

If you have hundreds of thousands of unfilled jobs, but the unemployment rate is at 3-5%, it means the jobs either aren't desirable or don't pay a living wage.

[@akichler]

These robots are pretty cool looking. But I have a question! Once they put everyone out e work who is going to buy the products that they are able to produce.? 🤔

[@Immortal_BP]

companies are pursuing AI without taking proper safety measures because they dont want to lose the race. its detrimental to huamnities survival yet its hardly brought up or its laughed off as if its fiction... get a grip people

[@LouisMorganxb3]

Which inflation measures will genuinely influence AI stocks and have a big effect on the market? Furthermore, results are now projected to be almost a month away at an actual forecast of roughly 8 cents per share, given the impending volatility.

[@angelodgreat6561]

Perhaps all you told yourself at that point was to hold off on buying at the current 52e highs since you knew that, well, the advice and predictions for 2024 and 2025 were not very good.

[@OscarOwenn]

You'll be patient for a short period. I'll probably see what Tesla does after that.

[@LouisMorganxb3]

Once more, I'm just speculating, but those who have no idea what they're doing usually just head for the tallest point. But in this case, if they are searching for a particular resistance or support-I may be a little off now, but it's around this vinity-you can follow it by observing that, if we really focus in, the price action breaks through any resistance. If you can reach to *Leah* *Foster* *Alderman* and company are professional consultant support available right in the market. It will be quite simple to track the resistance by sort of again identifying these abnormalities; she is understanding.

[@palebiss1646]

I'm going to stick with my positive evaluation on this one, particularly in light of the latest rumors regarding a significant $3.2 million cash swap. I'm grateful that you provided the easy way to find her information during the search.

[@CoreyLloydo]

I'll carry it out correctly. We are following the rules of the game and making money legally.

[@oldblinddarby2498]

The problem with replacing a job with a robot manager job is that there will never be a 1:1 ratio, ultimately jobs will be lost. This will result in economic decline. Then who will actually be buying these goods being made by robots? Out of work people don't buy things.

[@thatkidflossy2792]

Don’t think these robots gonna take our job just looking at this. It hasn’t developed much in these years.

[@peterk3474]

How is getting rid of useful work progress?

[@kevinsamuelsghost685]

Robots are going to take a lot of jobs away from people and they won't have to pay into social security or Medicaid not to mention people are living a lot longer I see this as a big problem down the road for social security

[@kortyEdna825]

I've owned NVDA for over 8 years. It's been up and down, but I believe in Jensen Huang and will stick with NVDA until Jensen says otherwise. I know that sounds crazy, but when the financial statements/Jensen, (same to me) tell me to sell, I will. I'm sure I won't sell at the top, but that's OK.

[@brucemichelle5689.]

Kept $105k in CIT Bank HYSA at 5.05% but i now plan to invest in the stock market. What are your thoughts on that? What stocks should I look out for as a newbie to safely grow my money?

[@NicholasHarmon-ow3jl]

Apt!! I was self-managing my portfolio but suffered heavy losses in 2022 and i knew i couldn't continue like that, so i consulted a fiduciary advisor. By restructuring and diversifying my $1.2M portfolio with dividend-paying stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds and REITs, I significantly boosted my portfolio, achieving an annualized gain of 28%.

[@KaurKhangura]

I regret selling stocks 2021 and my strategy ever since has been pretty much buying Gold and silver to protect my wealth but if I could come up with a way to profit from this bull run, that would be brilliant. I've missed so much already. can you share more info?

[@NicholasHarmon-ow3jl]

Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Aileen Gertrude Tippy” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.

[@KaurKhangura]

Thanks a lot for this suggestion. I needed this myself, I looked her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@wc4109]

1:55 “change labour forever”. Yeah, we’re all out of a job…

[@primart1]

Everyone is rushing to create robots with artificial intelligence to beat the competition and to cut labour cost, but no one is talking about a universal basic income incase AI takes our place.

[@100kSubscribersForComments]

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have made humanoid robots more capable than ever before

[@AngelGarcia-er5ct]

Who do these companies think will purchase their products if no one has a job any more? Lol

[@sohailhines]

Companies and corporations, not consumers.

[@thesweattexperience7741]

​@@sohailhinesok you are one of those people one has to talk real slow to. IF the companies or corporations get rid of their workers with robots in their place then that is even one people that will be unable to purchase anything.

[@sohailhines]

@@thesweattexperience7741 "then that is even one people that will be unable to purchase anything." - even one people? Haven't seen sentence construction like this before so yeah you may need to talk/write even slower and maybe even then you won't make sense. To your other point though I get that there's a real threat of robots displacing people out of jobs *eventually* . But as to who's going to buy the robots to start with, I do think that the ones that are being designed for larger corporations are likely going to be the most successful vs. the consumer/domestic market.

[@OrionCamps]

Its gonna be really fun jailbreaking these.

[@jaqhass]

If people can't even pay rent their salaries might be too low.

[@airevolution23]

I was waiting for the code part, I think is a good idea to put it at the end. Please upload the video running the code

[@steveharkins279]

Will the robots pay taxes?

[@Arcticwhir]

There isn't a labor shortage, there is a shortage of willingness to pay people well + treating them well.

[@sandponics]

There is shortage of people who are willing to work for a living.

[@brexitgreens]

There's a shortage of people deserving of better treatment.

[@IneptSystem]

@@sandponics Tell us your brainwashed without really telling us

[@kj475]

Wages are determined by the ability to attract employees and remain profitable. Employees accept a job based on their ability to live on the wages they earn. When government policies inflate the money supply and devalue the currency, everyone loses.

[@qroadside]

When they commit suicide it’s called Atari-Kari. The first robot to commit suicide happened in S. Korea and it threw itself down the stairs like it was a barrel in Donkey Kong performing Atari-Kari 😢

[@shaggymcdaniel3216]

There’s nothing okay about this. If we weren’t a global monetary economy and instead a resource based economy, this would make sense. But when it comes to money, goodbye humans.

[@16jmman]

if the robots are making all of the product. What if we do with the situation of demand being low supply being high due to loss jobs and people having less money

[@zhli4238]

It's all powered by AI chips. The race is still on the semiconductors. Nvidia market capitalization went from $2 trillion to $3 trillion in a few months in this year, people were wondering how that could possibly be, but if you think about the possibilities, it is just the beginning.

[@SeanKula]

Well I might as well invest in Nvidia now before it grows more.

[@skyak4493]

Nvidia is still only an answer to the question -How can semiconductors be used so inefficiently that it will turn a growing surplus insufficient. Waste an immense amount mining bitcoin, then waste an even larger amount training AI models that are obsolete in a week.

[@cryora]

Isn't the AI chips just used to train models? To run the models themselves should cost less computational power. Like it takes a lot of effort to find the best function to fit a set of data, but once you have the function, you just plug in the variables and get the result.

[@guidedbygreen1480]

I wonder what batteries they will be powered by 😊

[@DaimonAnimations]

@@SeanKula ITs a bot, don't you see the pattern?

[@IslandHopperTV]

Seemed like from my observation people were having a hard time finding jobs that paid a livable wage.... Will this fix that?

[@tobiasurban8065]

Just imagine the situation where robots are used on a large scale to build their own kind in large numbers. 😮

[@carlaabreu9790]

It's going to happen even if people don't believe it. So better to be prepared. The best way isn't to go against it but make sure that you and your family are safe if somehow loose our jobs for this humanoids robots. The best way is to invest on this companies that are producing these bots. I remember when the mobile started, it was a block with an antenna and now we can do so many things with our mobiles. This is the way life goes, forward with technology.

[@kallemetsahalme5701]

you can think about yourself and prepare, but not everyone can do that. its basic empathy and understanding that even if you live in a nice glass mansion but all your neighbours live in tents and trash cans, chances are it wont be good for you long-term either. its exactly how the musks, zuccerbergs and the likes are operating. they are experimenting with this and that for their own gain and they know that if stuff hits the fan they will just fly to their paradise island hideouts with doomsday bunkers and hide there from the general populace eating each other out

[@chrissanders541]

I know if any company would pay the worker instead of worrying about how much they made the investor they wouldn't have a labor shortage AT ALL!

[@mofomoco]

Singularity is coming. You better be ready

[@brexitgreens]

Not soon enough. Those who want to delay it have a death wish.

[@Agent77X]

You forgot about the biggest winner at the end: SkyNet!😮

[@jbbuzzable]

I love fiction movies also.

[@brexitgreens]

​@@jbbuzzable Orwell's _1984_ was once a fiction, too.

[@brexitgreens]

And how is that a bad thing?

[@spacecommhafhiki]

Barely any mention of ubi, absolutely terrifying

[@Servant_Of_Yeshua_HaMashiach]

Wow, very interesting video!! It was very informative and entertaining!!💯

[@shaunstark4263]

Your neighbor may think twice about pulling the trigger, but a robot won’t.

[@Dexter01992]

Exactly. Once business owners get enough robots, any protestors will be squashed by more machines who do not care about any laws or human rights. I do not understand how people are so optimistic about any of this. Bilionaires proved us more and more often to be complete psychopaths.

[@ssaiyan4m]

Andrew Yang warned us

[@HardKore5250]

But too early if he ran in 2024 he might of won.

[@brexitgreens]

​@@HardKore5250 For fools everything is "too early" - by the etymology of the word "r▒t▒rd". Fools have sealed their own destiny.

[@Baleur]

2:20 the threat isnt from "global adversaries", its from USA's mindset of seeing everyone else as an enemy.

[@SeattleShelby]

They said the same about CIMT back in the 90s. As it turns out, it’s cheaper to pay children in China a quarter per hour than it is to build multi-million dollar machines to do the same task.

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

I want my robot to have a bender from futurama personality

[@typical-dad314]

As I approach retirement, I look forward to having a robotic aid to help me through the aging process.

[@jbbuzzable]

At age 70 in good health I'm also optimistic. This is likely the best I'll ever be.

[@sandponics]

The robot will be sent to help you die when the elites no longer have any use for you.

[@brexitgreens]

​@@jbbuzzable Enthusiasts of AI have an opposite saying: "Now is the worst it will ever be." Meaning: everything will become only better. I wish you a long and healthy life. I am much younger than you but our society has already sacrificed my health. I won't survive another winter homeless in one piece.

[@doc-vg9lq]

the rich vs poor gap is going to get crazy once robots become ubiquitous in the work force. most people will have to be on gov assistance since there are so many jobs that can be automated.

[@Pluto1010]

That’s all cool but where will the people work to earn the money they need to afford such robots or things that manufacturers produced using these robots?