HUGE NEWS! Tesla JUST FINALLY UNVEILS New $20,000 Robot For EASY LIVING

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On Tesla's AI Day in 2022, Elon Musk launched the prototype of a humanoid robot “Optimus”. A robot that is capable of making your life so easy that you might not need to do any job. The robot is priced at just $20,000 and many people across the globe are already up to buy it. Because it has something that NASA’s robots never had.

[@itsthelittlethings100]

That Boston Dynamics design is SO MUCH BETTER. After seeing that hyper-jump of cleverness I think any bots that don't have that reversibility are a waste of material.

[@kevinburke8608]

"Musk promised" lol, don't know Musk do you?

[@Haplo_X]

So basically Elon is calling for the slow down of A.I. not because he's afraid of it but because he's about to roll out a robot that he doesn't want any competition in the market with. HEARD LOUD AND CLEAR.

[@snowygamer1342]

ONLY TWO YEARS AWAY!!! LOL

[@Alkatross]

1:1 ratio. A robot for every man woman and child in zion.

[@joepnijveld]

Lol, this robot is lightyears behind what Boston Dynamics can do with their robots. Just like with his cars/trucks/space program/tunneling etc, Elon Musk is very far behind but makes it look like he actually invented something (like the hyperloop that has been deemed a very very bad idea since 1920, he just renamed it and slapped some fancy graphics to it)

[@pubwvj]

What is new here? Just rehash? I am all in for at least three for my farm and butcher shop if they can really do useful helpful tasks for me.

[@macschomo]

A nightmare starts....

[@RikkTheGaijin]

Bla bla bla... I'll believe it when I see it...

[@krisevans7670]

Elon. Warns about an AI take over. Also Elon. Creates an empire of AI controlled robots.

[@PaulTheBeav]

And flame throwers.

[@KrzysiekS.]

I'm just curious when they give this thing a rifle to the "hands"

[@housechillin8386]

thats only a install/upgrade away

[@WormholeJim]

I don't want one. For sure, and for much the sme reasons that I don't want a smart device. I value my human faculties and the fact that I get better at anything in direct relation to how much I do it. All around me I see people losing these faculties. Losing their ability to find their way even in places they know. Experiencing everything on a tiny screen through a camera on the opposite side of whatever the smart device they hold up in front of their faces - instead of taking in the views and sights in lifesize. Losing their ability to remember numbers and bits of random info. I'm not going to do that to myself.

[@BuckBrothersProjects]

People are so lazy these days! It seems a lot of tech companies are prioritizing ease of use and speed. Life in general is way easier now than it used to be a few hundred years ago. I do like tools that make my job easier but at a certain point the job doesn't need to become seconds faster and effortless. I would rather have tech that has more features that were unavailable to me before or makes it more affordable to do certain things and do those things at a higher quality.

[@BlimeyMCOC]

Humans are expensive. It’s not really about you, it’s to replace you. These are factory and warehouse workers first.

[@BuckBrothersProjects]

@@BlimeyMCOC I will be very impressed if these robots can get as good or better than a skilled worker! I think they will at a certain tasks but the reason why humans are so viable it's because they're good at jumping from one job to the other and adapting to different work environments with different tools.

[@BlimeyMCOC]

@@BuckBrothersProjects yes, I don’t have a crystal ball or anything, but I think you will be very impressed within like 2 years. There will be a transition period where you’ll need versatile humans for some things, then maybe just a bit of human oversight. But it’s scary to think what it will mean for the economy when 50-80% jobs, from easy to extremely complex, will be automated by AI who can do almost everything better, faster, cheaper, safer

[@BuckBrothersProjects]

@@BlimeyMCOC maybe🤔 but I would say in 20 years. Things always take longer than what people say they will.