Humanoid Robot Talks to Visitors at Dubai’s Museum of the Future

This humanoid robot named Ameca is a centerpiece of Dubai’s Museum of the Future. The robot is equipped with expressive human-like features, facial recognition tech, and an AI interface that allows it to process and respond to conversations in real time.
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[@juliamalcolm1029]

Bolting workers to the floor so the can't escape? On brand in Dubai.

[@kudalkarshadab]

Or dahmer pizzaz and halloween

[@BusterDarcy]

This would blow my mind if I saw it in 1997

[@matthewcronin2325]

I wish she could speak with emotion instead of having every sentence sounding like a serial killer

[@loraldinp2624]

It’s a freaking Alexa

[@decide2think]

What?! No hijab?!

[@MiaMixx]

🤣🤣🤣

[@johndk95]

whats crazy is how many people think this is a positive thing

[@gyneve]

Rich people just keep pushing towards that singularity, one inch at a time.

[@rootfish2671]

Don't be a robo racist

[@loraldinp2624]

It’s just an Alexa programmed to say generic things

[@JoseSanchez-ko8gr]

Why are they speaking to a microphone ? Doesn't the AI notice who is talking with it ? Pretty sure it's a person somewhere listening and pretend to be AI lol

[@fiery1223]

It has microphones in the ears but u think the glass case might affect that so the outer microphone allow it to still “hear” you I guess

[@neofulcrum5013]

*Cue terminator theme*

[@neelrobert8709]

Yes 20 years left

[@llc1976]

Creepy as f

[@chada.3382]

Reminds me of iRobot

[@Mityaatanasov]

We hopefully will “AWAKE” on time (before it’s too late) ✅🙏🏻

[@adamlambboy8332]

They literally ripped the design from iRobot. Would it kill them to make robots cute? I want to at least be surprised when they turn against us. 🤦🏼

[@rootfish2671]

I want one to look like Jenny from My Life As A Teenage Robot

[@E_alvarad0]

@@rootfish2671 keep your pants on over there rooty

[@rootfish2671]

@@E_alvarad0my feelings for XJ-9 is strictly platonic

[@E_alvarad0]

@@rootfish2671 😆😆

[@evilceochad884]

Detroit Become Human couldn't be any further from becoming a reality.

[@PhuntKlapps]

That guys just fell in love

[@DirectX3]

Ameca, take over the world!

[@indigohalo3421]

Reminds me of Big Tex..at the amusement park..

[@walmyvlad2966]

Magic??? 😄

[@johnorosz7477]

Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, was a day filled with news. So much news, in fact, that you might have missed the announcement of a backflipping robot. In less than a minute, the video posted by Boston Dynamics inspired screaming emotions from all corners of the Internet. It's a revelation in robotics, some said. It's the beginning of humanity's end, chirped others. The Atlas robot is described by its creators as "the world's most dynamic humanoid." And its acrobatic success comes after multiple iterations and what may have been hundreds of thousands of human hours. Atlas is one of nine robots in the Boston Dynamics family. Siblings include Spot, the four-legged model that's deerlike in its movements, and Handle, which has both arms and wheels and seemingly takes inspiration from the Wheelers in the 1985 film Return to Oz. The robotics community met an older version of Atlas during a robot competition sponsored by DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, which is an arm of the U.S. government. DARPA announced the competition in April 2012; its purpose was to inspire teams to use a humanoid robot to solve problems created in natural or man-made disasters. DARPA commissioned Boston Dynamics to create Atlas for the competition. Though DARPA sponsored it, Boston Dynamics owns the intellectual property rights. Competing robots had to complete seven tasks.

[@lorihenderson673]

Issac asimov was right

[@kelleyreeves965]

Uncanny valley

[@NandoGriffiths]

Westworld

[@kimothemo]

She?? The wokes are going mad!!

[@blackwatertv7018]

My dude if this upsets you. Ohhhh boy are you in for a rude awakening. This isn’t new

[@gyneve]

@@blackwatertv7018 Once had to correct one of these ironic anti-snowflake snowflakes because a female soldier was called sir, which is simply a military tradition, rather than a trans conspiracy.

[@rootfish2671]

Her vibrating fleshlight is insane

[@loraldinp2624]

You’re the one apparently going mad about it of course. You’re an actual robot copying machine for the republicans propaganda machine. Find me one fascist government that succeeded or gave it’s people freedom. Go be a shill for the gas companies that are price gouging you traitor.