Teslas New AUTONOMOUS Teslabot Update Silences Critics!

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[@DailyTuna]

When I get one, I’m going to train it to steal the neighbors power from their outside outlet to recharge . It could hide in their bushes while recharging.😂

[@Justsumdude.]

Imagine walking by and just seeing what looks like a teslabot taking a shit in a bush😂

[@Seriouslydave]

I'm sure it will be proprietary like a Tesla car. And it won't charge without permission. I realize you were kidding though but it is an interesting point.

[@avraham4497]

It’s walking slowly. The footage is sped up

[@danielmaster911ify]

Slightly faster now. Give it time. If humans can't design better, upcoming AI models will, via simulations.

[@spol]

Is that not obvious?

[@skorpiongamer9493]

obviously, when you see 2x in corner, its sped up. But the 1x is a normal speed

[@NextGenart99]

Literally says 2x speed

[@byrnemeister2008]

You are so sharp. I never would have guessed the label in the top right of the video would mean double speed.😂😂😂

[@joe.gedds.developer]

Hey man! Thanks a lot for the great video. 😁👍Just a quick comment, please experiment with using a black screen or something else instead of repeating the same short video so many times. It was literally making me dizzy

[@rafaelconverso]

Repeating a 3 second video a hundred times is very tiresome…

[@lolo6795]

Optimus robots are still behind Unitree robots. Look at the last Unitree video, it can jump and walk more natural. But yes Optimus can walk autonomously👍

[@JoeyJumper42069]

Beyond that, watch the rest of the video. The hive mind feature is game changer

[@nbgoodiscore1303]

Isn't the unitree much smaller and lighter? It is portable too.

[@mickelcooper3770]

keep in mind this is version 2 they're already developing version 3 but youre right

[@JoeyJumper42069]

People need to understand without the first steps in robotics, without the first steps in electric vehicles, without the first steps of solar power, there is no possibility of a future where these things are fully fleshed out and useful. I truly believe Elon has this in mind when he designs things. When the original tesla came put he flat out said “if you want a luxury car that is going to last for 20 years this is not the car for you” exposing his business model. Over promise, under deliver, but laying the foundation for a better future. Imagine a significant advancement in battery technology, imagine if we manage to create superconductors that can be used at sea level at 70°, imagine if we use AI to create a new type of metal that changes the way we build things forever because of the abundance of the materials used. Without these first steps there is no running.

[@Seriouslydave]

The "I love Elon, the real life ironman" group, have to realize they created this expectation, imagine if ironman walked like that though. "tony stark build this in a cave with primitive tools in a month", please don't compare Elon (who never had a blister in his life) to tony stark, he's paying his people a lot for copying the real innovators as fast as they can.

[@carlitosway5204]

people often seem to not include the most important task these robots will work on. they will be used in spaces like mars where people cant walk around without a whole suit and oxygen tanks these robots will be operating on mars 24/7 and able to build necessary infrastructure for humans to live in. in short these robots will build our cities on mars and enable large groups of humans to become interplanetary really quick

[@siyiabrb8388]

The progress on robotics is insane!!!

[@stefano94103]

The problem is Tesla has amazing highly edited and produced videos but in the real world they aren't showing it.

[@johnalf-yd2uw]

Nice! In which toy store can I buy it for Christmas?

[@be.ttubee]

Why video? Why not show us the live presentation? This video update reminds me of Nicola hydrogen fuelcell truck.

[@Richard_Rz]

Is the ai internal or over wifi?

[@tysonearl3299]

I can’t wait to see how the individual robots work together as a swarm of organic humanoid elimination modules toooo!

[@whitehorsept]

5:57 Hive mind Borg, resistance is futile. 7:10 Also Borg.

[@lehsu]

Next would be walking up and down stairs while holding a tray of batteries. The tray would block the camera view of the stairs. I’ll be impressed if it can do it. Anyway, this does vindicate what was shown earlier.

[@lehsu]

Next would be walking up and down stairs while holding a tray of batteries. The tray would block the camera view of the stairs. I’ll be impressed if it can do it.

[@alexyung5371]

I’m confused…. This looks 100 years behind Boston Dynamics …

[@VisionaryPathway]

I think Boston dynamics is a prototype lab with a small tiny fraction of the manufacturing capability Tesla has overall Or capital

[@matthewtandy2698]

Boston dynamics have been making robots for 30 years, optimus has been in development for 3, the rate of progress from tesla on this robot is incredible compared to other companies, compare them fairly, atlas dev also benefited from DARPA contract perks, optimus is entirely private venture.

[@LaymansPursuit]

Boston doesn't make autonomous robots. Boston programs in particular movements. They don't have half the tech this bot does despite moving much more fluidly (albeit within very specific conditions)

[@denjamin2633]

Boston Dynamics took decades of work and their robots cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Tesla, Agility, Unitree and other bots cost thousands and took years. I went from mild interest in ai and robotics to closely watching every advance after seeing a robot, Unitree, I think, that had the quad/bipedal wheeled robot navigating around quickly, that was trained on simulations. When I saw that they caught up to BD's decades of effort with a few month long training run it was obvious that things were going to advance very fast. The Tesla bots in this video are already walking about twice as fast as before, and model 3 will be even better.

[@theone3129]

I think these will be a gold mine for business owners especially if Optimus can do anything like start a company, scale a current business, etc

[@thedannybseries8857]

You should have said “stuns”

[@Kittra.kaibyo]

Agree it could have been worded a little better.

[@memegazer]

Call me speptical but I am not seeing "quick real time decisions" at least not in a dynamic environement with humans and robots. Sure being able to navigate new, realitively static environments is nice for scaling data. But we did not see this bot react to anything unexpected, it basically just walked around people and things that remained in one place.

[@williamr9833]

If it ai can vastly outperform top combat pilots like it did at U.S. Navy Fighter Weapons School it can 1000% make "real quick time decisions" keep in mind they certainly aren't releasing the most advanced ai to the public.

[@memegazer]

@@williamr9833 What is vast is the difference between these objectives. Airal unmanned combat is a vastly different environment than navigating land based bipedal obstructions. And using combat to achieve mission success is a vastly different goal than attempting to reward a homoniod robot to increase labor effiency for production rather than destruction.

[@memegazer]

@@williamr9833 I appreciate your point. I just don't agree we are talking about the same level of complexity from a cost benefit analysis. Where one actually rewards destruction and loss of life as part of being efficient, and the other must contend with the most efficiency without those things.

[@williamr9833]

@@memegazer Yeah their are differences but just look at the 100's of billions of govt and private spending going into ai infrastructure if it can't do it now which i think is highly unlikely considering all the international agreements popping up it will be able to very soon. Projections say Artificial Super Intelligence by 2027.

[@Richard_Rz]

How long do you guys think it will be until a robot like this with CharGPT voice mode quality AI will be out?

[@kennethsmith4956]

I'm totally pumped. I'll be 51 yrs of age around a week from now and this was merely a fantastical though "back in the day." Me likey 🤯😎

[@epokaixyz]

This might be exactly what you need: 1. Explore potential applications: Think about areas in your own life or work where a robot like Optimus could be beneficial. 2. Embrace collaboration: Be prepared for the rise of collaborative robots in various industries and consider how they might impact your work. 3. Stay informed: Keep up-to-date on the latest advancements in AI and robotics to adapt to the changing landscape. 4. Learn about AGI: Consider exploring the potential impact of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) on society. 5. Follow The AI Grid: Stay informed about AI advancements through the provided resources.

[@tilmanscha4285]

bot lying on a sun lounger with a cocktail in his hand, to human slaves lying in chains and dragging stones: " and you guys thought you would have no more jobs to do"

[@codycast]

6:40 if you only have a 3 second clip, no reason to play it over and over and over. Just use some stock footage or do something else

[@mydogsbutler]

It's not just about walking, its also about doing enough useful things to make the robot worth the price . And without injuring you, your family and your dog. And at an affordable price. And without breaking down. Some early adopters will pay through the nose for basically cool toys at first. Some companies will pay for specially trained robots for their business. For average Joe home use, a practical and affordable robot is probably more than a decade away.

[@DailyTuna]

Exactly people can’t afford houses so the people that can’t afford houses they’re smaller houses let’s justification for a robot and then if you have stairs, do you want a robot going up your stairs and then the kids underneath its feet or it’s a bottom and it falls down and kills the kid? I think we actually reach the point in humanity. The technology is now heading downward as far as usefulness for every day life.

[@isaakloewen5172]

There are very many jobs that people just stand and do simple things. This is almost ready for that work

[@mydogsbutler]

@@isaakloewen5172 For speciallized work there have been robots for decades. The holy grail in robotics is a robot that can do anything. And cheap to buy.,

[@mydogsbutler]

@@isaakloewen5172 I was an earlier adopter of digital cameras. My first camera was mostly a gimmick though. It was really expensive. It used floppy disk which had limited space It was slow taking pictures The battery didn't last long. And pictures were grainy. It would be around another decade or so before digital cameras became mainstream and a legit replacement for film. At the time I showed it to a relative of mine who happened to own a chain of 1 hour photo stores. Years later he told me after he saw the camera he decided to sell his business and get into real estate development. It's only a matter of time before general purpose consumer robots show up but it will take time to get there. One has to wonder though, unlike my relative that had another field to move into, what will everyone do for jobs once robots with AGI or even SGI show up?

[@codycast]

0:17 what’s that picture supposed to be showing?

[@NimmelTheGreat]

So, self charging humanoid robots with a hive mind that can recognize threats and will most likely end up significantly stronger than a human being? I'm going to assume they don't have a big shut down button on their chest that cuts their power. I'm sure this will go very well and have no massive consequences at all.

[@pgc6290]

Everyone must watch the movie robot.

[@xandercross339]

Still better than most autonomous robot companies

[@MasamuneX]

im putting forward "clinker" as a slur for robots

[@VinoVeritas_]

They look like they've shat themselves when sped up.

[@ALFTHADRADDAD]

Should’ve released this first

[@avraham4497]

Elon didn’t know he would get exposed

[@theb190experience9]

Doesn’t matter, they know what they have

[@aldogrech55]

The comments were about its verbal communication which was obviously faked at We Robot

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@accesswireless189]

The "improvement" on teslabot walking capability is undermined by the fact that the video is speeded up to make it look like they are walking at acceptable speed. If you look at the video, the humans in the videos are clearly moving at an abnormal fast speed. Video portions where the humans are moving at normal speed show the teslabot moving at much slower speeds. When the teslabot appears to be moving normal, the humans are moving at abnormal accelerated speed. It is again just video trickery to make it look like the bot is doinng much better than it actually is. Why do they take us for fools and think they can fool us. Also notice that every surface the bot walks on is perfectly flat, not a real world situation.

[@HansKonrad-ln1cg]

i like what im seeing. walking with straight knees is almost there. stair climbing. if everything is autonomous and runs locally that is impressive. for the stairs it seems to hit the next step with the tip of the foot deliberately to find out the shape. i think that has to be done differently ultimately, but its a start. we dont see it go down the stairs for the same reason probably: because it cant figure out the exact step position just with the camera. what about pressure sensors in the soles of the feet similar to what we have seen in the finger tips when it grabed the egg? that should allow it to get more precise information where the edge of step is, it is currently on. and from there plus a model of the environment plus knowing where its limbs are it should be able to make a good guess where the next step is. of course it needs a ball of the foot and a toe section it can stand on even when the heel is in the air. that would make everything so much easier.

[@AILOVEAFFAIR]

Musk needs to buy Unitree robotics!

[@thenextension9160]

More deceptive video. These bots are super slow still. Not sure why they just can’t be honest with what these things can and can’t do. It reduces their credibility when they do this.

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

Just curious what the job market looks like once humanoid robots are properly integrated

[@hesnotfromearth]

It looks bleak but there will always be a need for humans.

[@diegomark9876]

ubi is basically unavoidable

[@wwk279]

Low pay but more hardworking, if you own a company which one would you choose?

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

@@wwk279 the obvious, obviously. Why would anyone hire a flawed human work force that is far higher cost over time, when they could hire a robotic workforce capable of working 24/7 without complaint? The issue is that the majority of human history the masses did the graft job, but this is the first time we have actively tried to build a slave race capable of filling that role.

[@zzzzzzz8473]

cant really trust any media created by the company itself , requires third party eval , like the darpa robot challenge . seeing it with the safety rope attached while doing a simple task like handing out bottles shows they have zero confidence in its capabilities and that it is fragile . its worthless to show two examples of walking up well lit clean stairs , what matters is how many times it is successful walking up different stairs in all sorts of conditions and how bad is it damaged when it falls . this is not scientific evaluation it is an advertisement .

[@antoniobortoni]

This makes more sence, the robot brain running on a computer and the robot being hollow so you need to charge less and can do more work, better battery life, and the computing power could be in your smartphone maybe and the robot next to you conectet by fast wifi.... and we dont need a super powerful robot just the basics... the IA software could be open source and free but the hardware for robots is free of patent now, the sensors, the motors everything is free, soon anyone could buy the parts to build a robot that do plastic cirgury, or cook robot.... if i where a big investors, i would invest in robot parts, because software open always win, android is the big winner, and robot parts and materials will skyrocket the moment we get functional humanoid robots, teenager robots waifus destroying marriages... billon industry.

[@OscarTheStrategist]

Y’all acting like you came out the womb moonwalking. 😂 It’s great progress and will just keep getting better and better. Cheers!

[@petersoakell6950]

Remember not to be cruel to these robots, don't want them to grow up as wrong'uns)

[@its-Steevo]

there robots

[@hesnotfromearth]

So it has a Gait, I’m still oddly not impressed. I don’t feel like it has the processing ability or reflexive capability that it needs. I bet I could push that thing on the ground and it’s over.

[@steve.k4735]

Do you normally go around at work waiting for the chance to push your co workers over?

[@hesnotfromearth]

@@steve.k4735 sometimes

[@yohannb5910]

how many times you loop the same video clip, more than one hundred times ... hello ...

[@jeffthompson1869]

All of this doesn't prove anything. You take reels of video data, cut out the best parts, and stitch them together. And then, speed everything up. This is another fake.

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

Robots and AI= dystopian future

[@heww3960]

Human like robots is in the core stupid, why make it human like? It is just for pr. Make it so it fits the purpose of what it is suppose to do. There is no point, other than maybe social interactions to have it human like. There is absolutely no need functionally to have it look like a human. We have autonomous mowers, it is 100 times better to improve the ai of the autonomous mower etc instead of having a regular mower that a human like robot shall drag around. Or like in this video, the robot is giving out drinks and snacks (let say that is not fake). Well, that is a vending machine. Why do it need to be a human like robot for that? You are crossing over the river for water

[@alexanderbrown-dg3sy]

Bro you’re losing credibility in my eyes. Do you live in reality? We just witness a live demo of these exact robots literally days ago using decades old telepresence. This is a fraud company. Use common sense bro. It’s cap. It not autonomous, it doesn’t generalize. He state it can complete 1k task yet we see no evidence of it, just like self driving cars.

[@Afronautsays]

Tesla hater ❌ Musk disliker ✅

[@GARIMITO]

First

[@ismaelplaca244]

yep you will lose your job soon

[@chrissscottt]

Meh.

[@DailyTuna]

I think the whole thing was a set up before and then when he landed that booster onto that capture platform, he had this ready to go to silence people. They fell for the trap.

[@JoeyJumper42069]

You seem pessimistic. Don’t you think Elon wants to be remembered as a god rather than a greedy businessman? Have you heard him speak for more than 20 minutes? He can’t help himself, the god complex is strong with him. I for one will cheer on humans like those from the sidelines because without them there would be no air travel, cell phones, internet, cars and the list goes on. Sure hes always trying to make profit, but its not for personal financial gain, its for his businesses, without success hes just a snake oil salesman, something that to me he would never want to be remembered as.