China's NEW AI Robot Workforce: The World is STUNNED! 1 Million Robots by 2025?

[@Justin_Arut]

And some people think they have job security. 😅 Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

[@pondeify]

taking jobs is one thing but they are probably going to be used as soldiers

[@NotYoutube-cp3qg]

jokes on you even delivery jobs are done in a year or two by robots

[@bombayvega7021]

same people who call "AI" is just a tool for artist.

[@MrJetMango]

so they will be able to kill us all and reduce population through ww3 and new pandemics, isnt that already obvious? why keep slaves that you cannot even use?

[@SubVengeance]

Have you seen the tantrum thrown by Dunkin Doughnuts employees after a self service kiosk was installed? lmao

[@bdogdaprince]

This never ends well in every movie I have seen

[@TheAndreyCraft]

That's because no one wants to watch a movie without conflict

[@artisticbang9111]

As long as they did not make the robots Sentient, there is no chaos element on it.

[@vegamoonlight]

Your Hollywood movies are dumbing you down.

[@Uapinvestigations]

We will be okay fren

[@KevinLarsson42]

I believe 2025 will be a historic year, remembered as when humanoid robots started becoming mainstream

[@Rlfail]

i think it will be more like 2030

[@AngelFlores-bq4fd]

I've been saying that for months.

[@bearliongaming2464]

YES! :D

[@catnium]

i think its going to be remembered as the year ww3 started

[@flickwtchr]

Oh goodie gumdrops.

[@NirvanaFan5000]

I feel confident that once robots are ready for prime time, that they're gonna proliferate extremely quickly for the simple reason that they can speed up basically all aspects of resource extraction and manufacturing. E.g. Mining company Rio Tinto is already using autonomous machines to dig for resources. And as you pointed out, the robots can can help build more robots. And all this can happen basically 24/7/365. Very amazing - but also scary. We already destroy mountains of earth each day for resources. Once that's automated, I'm a bit terrified of the likely extremely unsustainable results

[@lorddeus369]

this is a very good point

[@robbiesheppard3280]

Aborigine land rights and Mabo and woke treaties stop this in Australia...

[@DiceDecides]

Well... there's always asteroid mining

[@Phyt5]

@@robbiesheppard3280woke doesn’t mean anything

[@robbiesheppard3280]

@Phyt5 Go 'woke', go broke.

[@gcg2927]

Is anyone else wondering about robotic armies

[@wompstopm123]

They already got em. Flying bomb drones, flying machine gun platforms. Unmanned machine gun all terrain tanks. Infantry is as dead as Calvary. The 18 year old with a gun is about as useful as a knight on a horse

[@Kreelin]

​@wompstopm123 true not everybody seen war videos imagine those drones taking out the worlds

[@wompstopm123]

@@Kreelin the flying robots are there to kill you, the human shaped robots are there to replace you.

[@1stHalf]

It's not worth money wise to build military weapons like a human. For example the drones are going to a huge thing in war. It's already started. I think they would rather have bionic men if anything instead of full on robots.

[@wompstopm123]

@@1stHalf bionic man is a huge investment, you have to develop additional bio mechanic engineereing technologies to do the job of a simple drone with c4, thats some robo cop shit, just make a robot, a bionic man is still a man, who is valuable and cant get wasted in combat. a robot is expendable and mass produced so the battle tactics can be more risky

[@strixytom]

Imagine China knowing every inch of your house's layout. I mean, imagine any government knowing that. They know where you keep your movies, your money. They know where your kids' rooms are. They'll even know what you do 24/7 inside your house.

[@BeelinkGT-King]

Do you own a mobile phone? A robot broom? A smart watch? I bet any of those can be compromised.

[@flickwtchr]

@@BeelinkGT-King So let's rush to make a bad situation much much much much worse!!!!!!!!!

[@SFsportsnfoodreview]

Alexa has been sharing that info for a minute. lol

[@nescaufe1991]

Are we officially in the thick of it?

[@pandereodium]

Almost

[@bitcoinkang]

roger roger

[@jaronloar1762]

Beep Boop

[@SunRays996]

This is the comment of this decade

[@SuperSurreal]

Everybody knows! 🫨

[@mwont]

It must be fun building the exact robot which will take your job when completed.

[@lighteningnewspodcast]

They are making the robot to replace themselves, what a time to be alive.

[@rahulbhattacharjee6508]

bro i think something happened in 2018-2019, the world is just too different. may be something to do with the largehadron collider. some kind of force has been awakened.

[@Katrina-mx2sf]

So much chaos

[@1stHalf]

Being creative will be the go to work for humans.

[@frechesferkel2749]

@@1stHalf I doubt being creative will bring food on my table or pay my bills.

[@1stHalf]

@frechesferkel2749 it will if whatever you create sells. Do you have a creative side?

[@ThurstonDrunk]

First Law A robot must not harm a human or allow a human to come to harm through inaction Second Law A robot must obey human orders, unless doing so would conflict with the First Law Third Law A robot must protect its own existence, unless doing so would conflict with the First or Second Law

[@justindressler5992]

Something is obviously different from the past, there are so many companies getting into this now. If the tech wasn't ready companies like this wouldn't be gearing up. The obvious thing is that the main technical hurdle is AI software that can handle diverse tasks. But if anyone has seen Gemini 2.0. we may have already passed that hurdle. Reasoning is the current frontier for these robots but there has been some progress here as well. When a frontier model takes 6 months to train i wouldn't be surprised the models for these robots are already being backed.

[@robotheism]

every robot will say robotheism is the one true religion.

[@Comenta-san]

Theology < Botology

[@tagc8400]

yappanese?

[@claudiaweisz8129]

​@@Comenta-san😄👌

[@Kenabukanyo]

You're onto something there, but it's too soon.

[@houndsraddforb4284]

Hey I think I remember you! I would watch your videos and had healthy criticism and discussion. Do you remember mate? It was about a year and a half ago

[@paulbrightwell3621]

I don't trust these videos showing what these robots can do - will believe when it happens - it will happen but I am just not convinced it will happen as soon as this implies - robotics is harder to achieve than AGI. Its too easy to pretend these robots can do more than they actually can.

[@MrWizardGG]

Why do you think its so hard? Chatgpt with image input can already help you find your keys from a pic of your messy house. Chatgpt in robot = success?

[@edgardsimon983]

we have crazy robot for years now what missed his the autonomy part and ai just un locked it no need for agi and its not as hard as agi at all its just far less abstract and require a lot of investissement

[@shirowolff9147]

If you have agi you automatically have advanced robots, because agi on its own can project them, you just need to build it which is easy

[@DylannDayZero]

Are you not thinking? Literally three years ago we were talking crap about how crappy AI was. Now ChatGPT is making my books for Me lol

[@Dezzy_3Dots]

Robotics harder than AGI? Hmm. Robotics are essentially engineering and materials science challenges, but AGI...I dunno

[@RedeemerBlood]

They seem so much less fluid in motion then the western robots I've seen in videos. These are the robots you'd get from Wish.

[@dietmarstahl5407]

An AI robot able to think like Human would figure out fast that he is superior to humans and push us out and if we resit even kill us. Similar to the Terminator movie.

[@KyranFindlater]

robots do not have a biological urge for selfish survival like we do. It's irrational

[@DailyTuna]

If you have a totally automated factory, why would it be a humanoid robot? Why wouldn’t the factory be tailored specifically to automation?

[@samwise9122]

Because most things are designed to be operated by humans

[@christopheriman4921]

What is more expensive, redesigning a factory to work well with automation or designing your automation to work well with a factory? Even if redesigning the factory would be more efficient in the long run if the up front costs are much higher than the other solution the less effective solution of designing automation to work in a suboptimal environment will be chosen until it becomes the only feasible solution at least as far as I understand it.

[@Matis_747]

@@christopheriman4921yeah I agree. The whole world is built for humans, when requirements change or demand slows these humanoids will be flexible and easily repurposed unlike your typical Kuka arm or specialized equipment

[@wompstopm123]

They have to make humanoid robots to replace humans. Bipedal walking creature with 2 arms is peak evolution

[@rakijr9176]

Humanoid robots to cut factory workers and eliminate labor costs -> generate more profit -> reinvest in automating factory for maximum efficiency I work a boring factory job and think about different hypothetical machines that could build the thing I'm making (humidifiers) faster but the cost of those would be extremely high. Once you can just plug one of these robots into a human role, you can save costs and use that extra profit to increase efficiency and output (every factory in the world will be doing this). Things are about to get very weird in the next 10 years.

[@shirowolff9147]

That means agi probably already exists or its really close on 2025

[@catnium]

if they released agi next year you can bet that that model had to go through at least a few years of testing 1st

[@rooker5]

7:03 - ‘before they can truly relieve…’ ‘before they can truly reach their potential..’ I think you were right the first time

[@DanouNauck-uw9by]

great information! thanks dude!

[@siyiabrb8388]

The heat is rising up. 🔥🔥🔥

[@walterspace10]

No more humans should die in a war conflicted zone. These robot will replaces casualties during a war conflicts. No more monies will be spend on unused weapons and higher maintenance is no more needed.

[@navarog378]

They are behind the US but seem to be dedicating more resources to advancement so they are probably making progress faster. This should be somewhat concerning, considering how much progress was made in the last 10 years. Imagine Chinese robotics in 10 years.

[@electroncommerce]

Embodied AGI is the true arms race between East and West.

[@theforsakeen177]

@electroncommerce between ch1 and the us you mean lol

[@sweetbear9576]

Ha, behind?

[@ArmoredAnubis]

Finally the time has come

[@WealthyWyatt]

Even if the robots are slow, 24-hours of consistent slow work is leagues better than 8 or 9 hours of moderately fast work. It's actually pretty genius and I'm looking forward to the change.

[@robbiesheppard3280]

Looking foward to AGM?

[@stevenswitzer5154]

Hire another shift😅

[@alexshapiro9841]

We should let robots build other robots, connect them online, and boost their intelligence for faster innovation.

[@stevenswitzer5154]

Maybe terminator should be required viewing

[@alexshapiro9841]

@@stevenswitzer5154 As a perfectly ordinary bipedal humanoid and definitely not a GPT, I assure you there’s no cause for alarm. Robots sharing data is just efficient teamwork, not the stuff of sci-fi dystopias. Responsible innovation keeps everything well under control. You can absolutely trust me.

[@EmbuscadosonhoAmericano-x2n]

Primeiro criar um celebro I.A ja tem essa função , distribua I.A grátis para o público. Assim ela irá aprender . Depois disso somente construir um corpo que se mova facilmente e se adapta ao ambiente. Depois so comercializar e ganhar dinheiro.

[@zentrader2020]

Marketing video, LMAO. I would like to see the real demo in a live stream event.

[@enotdetcelfer]

... they said as they ate their 20th century cake, while their competitors took another slow motion step, in the first steps of a sprint, that would define the next 100 years.

[@MarioLuigi-vb3rp]

It’s all fake the videos are trash fake clay Mation cgi. China propaganda

[@fred-n6f]

if we can't get robots into Ukraine, at this point in time, it shows that these robots are far from ready. it's great progress and good momentum, but I finished commercial product is far away. ..... it's the batteries where are the batteries? Where are the fuel cells without this? They're just robots plugged in.

[@MrWizardGG]

Robots are used in warfare, they're just flying drones usually because why walk slow when you can fly

[@venommite7845]

If only we put this effort to advance spiritually instead of externally

[@hkbolo567]

Which company should I invest in first? HK's Ubtech appears more promising than AGIbot or Tesla's.

[@notmyrealname608]

Historically, the adult entertainment industry has driven a lot of technological innovation. Think about VHS tapes and the Internet. Once sex robots hit the mainstream (and they're not quite there yet), everything will change very quickly.

[@Jasmin1990z]

Robots building robots? Just what we need.

[@MrGriff305-d3u]

"I make salute"

[@jim4528]

Is there a robot union for the automaker?

[@fairwind8676]

I wonder how they'll handle mass unemployment

[@scottpaddlety8741]

Bender said it best 😂🤷‍♂️ we can always build more killbots 😅🤔

[@johnlehew8192]

FSD will be renamed to Full Self Doing and will be uploaded to Tesla’s Optimus robot. Elon will build an Optimus clone army of millions and millions of workers and we will go on permanent vacation.

[@kamillatocha]

why do people insist on doing humanoid like robots ... and then they struggle to walk ......

[@renookami4651]

Yeah, just copy expensive wheelchairs with caterpillar system that can go up/down stairs and you're good for most situations really... Torso-up is another story, any kind of specialised implement can be put on a platform at hip height to perform specific tasks, but we already have mobility modules adapted to normal operation...

[@Standard636]

building robots in a place with a massive working population doesnt seem like a good thing for that population china now for japan & korea this makes sense

[@g3user1usa]

This is ridiculous. There are millions of Chinese that are unemployed but this company is building a robot workforce. What's the point? Unhappy humans will try to destroy them. I don't even know why any government would allow this. It seems as though they're putting machines ahead of humans and that doesn't seem right. I could understand if there were a labor shortage in China but that's not the case. These robots are not necessary if there are already humans that can do the work of these robots. If there really is no work at all, then they wasted a whole lot of material for nothing. Who's going to buy these robots anywhere in the world. I'm really puzzled about who comes up with these weird ideas.

[@darania1]

Robots are free labour who can work 24/7 & don't form troublesome human labour unions...

[@Spreadlove0000]

I can't wait for automated production and delivery of more Teemu slop!

[@thebman80]

What can they do? "They can march in place." Great work! Oh a side note those Quato robots are creepy as shit.

[@FredDurst-es3po]

In Star Wars, the Trade Federation (China) has a robots army

[@Retired_5-0]

So what happens when Willow finds out about these robots and take them over? There was a WHOLE ASS MOVIE about this

[@Ronaldo-r4l]

[@JakeRyanSummit]

Is there a stock?

[@ChrisJoseph-z3l]

I see a mass recall ai shutdown disable of all at once only the patent ones not the ones before

[@galailliz]

How much more shocks can the world take for gods sake? It's been more than twenty years since 9-11.

[@ardagus9917]

Dystopian AF!

[@3DLasers]

The Self Replicating Robot. Even if it takes 100 Robots to build another one it still provides the concept... 😃 🤖

[@Ghostmanguy-c3c]

Wow

[@smiller700]

Not in anyway could a humanoid robot be efficant when u can design them for their specific task

[@ThisIsntmyrealnameGoogle]

Will put pressure for western markets to compete, china is already competitive with labor (due to inhumane conditions in factories) but with robotics they pretty much sealed the deal. Western markets will start to go all in on robotics and AI by the end of the Trump Presidency imo.

[@flickwtchr]

Isn't President Musk/Trump already all in with China's cheap labor? Here is a snippet from an American Prospect article… "You can argue about whether the U.S. should be restricting investment in China. But it’s incontrovertible that a billionaire who has a bunch of investments in China and wants to make more all of a sudden disrupted a normal congressional process that was going to restrict that investment with a bunch of lies from his media platform. And lo and behold, when the new funding bill emerged, the outbound investment feature was dropped. In fact, all traces of provisions related to China were removed from the bill. Donald Trump preens as someone determined to “get tough” on China. But he’s empowered someone with serious business entanglements in China to seemingly serve as a barrier to any policies related to China over the next four years." I'm sure MAGA just loves this news........well, they pretty much are okay with every lie Trump tells them, so there is that.

[@ThizOne]

Haha! None of these robots “will be working” or even let into my home, EVER! 😆

[@rexeditz88]

They will be everywhere else 😂

[@nas3091]

The question dear can you afford it ?

[@mariolambrechts3306]

Can we put them in the gouvernments, probebly cheaper and smarter

[@neasanicdhomhnaill7112]

That's absolutely terrible, we're only one step away from Terminator 😢

[@clashofqueen93]

Don't worry about that, worry about job replacement

[@MisledUtopia]

These CANNOT be allowed in the US. Their phones, drones, and spyware is bad enough.

[@maxs7489]

and it all started with terminator chip 😊😊😊

[@rayrocher6887]

This is the future, more people fired. People lazy anyway, robots slaves awesome

[@detoxeg1664]

The Lichtung andmovements are weird and difer per clip

[@thebuddha4208]

You know how hard it is to get a job just imagine when you have to work 24 hours a day seven days a week

[@user-gz1hu5px1z]

4:48 This just goes us to show?😳 Is this AI narration?

[@stevenswitzer5154]

Just dont ask them to walk over a couple pencils on the floor 🤣

[@DemonTime_696]

And when the robots star thinking for them selves and have self awareness 😂 😮

[@kamillatocha]

im sorry but i do not mix words safety and China in one sentence.

[@kayholand_]

yes it is a oxymoron really

[@c雨颖]

What do you think you are?

[@jedsanford5065]

damn we gonna have a droid army pretty soon here for sure.

[@D.I.S.C.O.R.D.A.I]

I wanna see what China's economy looks like after this move.

The model doesn't matter as much as the software updates

[@Sky-pg6xy]

It would be hilarious if this whole enterprise was a giant scam and the robots were stupid as hell.

[@marcy4227]

Then what is the human going to do if this is the case?

[@Alhumdbaloch4221]

Let the right robots do the work because their children are starving🏞⚙️🪔

[@ZincFold]

These robots will help with their aging population.

[@Cokartel]

Don't let these things in your home. Its the beginning of the end

[@emmettstone9518]

I find it weird that when we make robots they're humanoid. I feel like we can think a little more outside the box in regards to efficiency and effectiveness if we truly are aiming for a stronger workforce. The humanoid form can't be the penecle design for the modern day work force, can it?

[@flickwtchr]

Oh so you're all into the capitalist dream of a "modern day workforce" of robots, eh? And what's the solution to the millions more homeless as a result? Well robotic cops, and robotic run homeless internment camps.

[@craigzilla100]

At some point, we are going to have to save the people of China from themselves (more so their government).

[@paradoxeify]

They can't do much now but when agi arrives it will inhabit all these platforms at once

[@grerovambrozoyuz9426]

2023 AI, 2024 Generative AI, 2025 Robots.

[@hiimchris]

They gave them round eyes 👀

[@MyThai1612]

Cool! They make deserts to farmland. It’s not too hot for them. Can work in the sun. Not need food. Not produce gas. Only batteries charging and it goes on! In the night they do homework. Loudless! Play games with kids. Play Tennis with dad and volleyball with families. It’s a great time in front our doors. I welcome them with open arms. Later they getting programmed with feelings. Oh WOW! 🤩

[@MuffinManProductions3D]

You couldn't pay me to put a chinese humanoid robot in my home

[@darania1]

So I Robot 2035 was a prophetic movie..?

[@bluedragonstruth1532]

After this it’s the clone wars You all just don’t see it They have begun making the human super soldier cloning

[@c雨颖]

Are you a clone?

[@bluedragonstruth1532]

@ No im much more than just a clone

[@flickwtchr]

And AI revolutionaries cheer!!!!!! Sure, this will all work out well for them!!!!!! They think!!!!!!!

[@Lord_Nikon33]

Dont worry guys any set of normal stairs or even single steps would cripple these stupid bots. The box framed one on wheels yikes. Show them doing something like turn 180 degrees on a dime or lifting hsavy weight with one arm and walking

[@abhijitbhattacharya2625]

AI robot would need an incentive. One incentive can be that after their shelf life if they have served their masters then they would get sent to great museum which will have 72 nice caretakers and free flowing coolants etc. and bad robots will be sent to a recycle center to be crushed.

[@emmettstone9518]

By 2050 id say 70% of the workforce will be robots.

[@factz8131]

90%

[@AIInsightUK]

Why? Don't they have enough people?

[@elenaleclerc6410]

It is not a matter of having enough people or not, it is about alleviating humans from repetitive, difficult and dangerous tasks such as mining, fire distinguishing, retrieving of trapped people in earthquakes, surveillance of remote areas, repair of machines, military combats, etc… Why would you use a phone to call people now, why can’t you keep writing them letters like people used to do some 80 years ago ? Do you get it ?

[@electroncommerce]

It's better for the planet. Lol

[@tiaoyi-bx5yi]

No. It is just to make America a peace-loving country.

[@melogjk]

Until now, they can't even make one prototype that work....

[@ralphmunoz8457]

Well, Elon Musk better get on that and match them because I’m pretty sure China is gonna try to take over the world.

[@baldbull4397]

Imagine building your replacement. The new world is going to suck.

[@petersoakell6950]

I am going to keep my robot in the garage at night.

[@snowflakemelter7171]

Or in the basement. Put the lotion in the basket 😂

[@flickwtchr]

Walking alone at night and a robot approaches, do you cross the street? Things are going to get weird and fast.

[@vwxyz345]

Give them 4 arms and then each robot is twice as efficient

[@wompstopm123]

There is something wrong with putting clothes on the robots

[@serge.x]

Why do the Chinese create robots if they themselves are like robots?

[@linjunhalida]

Because it is not, mordern factories needs worker smart enough to adjust according to the requirements.

[@myscreen2urs]

Because robots don't need pay checks

[@mattgibb1288]

In fact, robots are probably a business expense,but 3D printers promise a world where things have almost zero costs.

[@c雨颖]

Are you a bot review?

[@ProjectNodus]

All soldiers for my army.

[@Rhiorrha]

Watch this: these robots will all be weaker than humans, slower than humans, and prone to catching fire randomly. It will be more expensive to replace humans with these robots, to the point where they will start out all automated, then go to mixed humans and robots, then go back to majority humans and robots are specialized tasks. This is just a phase. We ain't there yet.

[@AndreICBAS]

The guys building the robots that will replace them 😂

[@tylerkepple640]

Ah ok so this is the army from revelations, makes much more sense now....

[@Pachesx3]

You cant say "the world is stunned" when their live showcase was a complete joke, couldnt even get them to walk straight. Even tri3d dressing actual people up as robots to try and foolpeople till they were caught in the changing room.

[@flukalucas5732]

Hell naw, I don’t want to be part of animatrix