The Tesla Bot 2025 Update is HERE!

[@tekmepikcha6830]

Come onnn...this is not a real update. It's more speculative and suggestive.

[@verynice5574]

thanks for the warning.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

And also his boasting and saying alot of exaggerating crap 😂 but I really don't think he will deliver cause he's a fraud and a con artist 😂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Besides 😂 nothing works the way he promises it will, it is all smoke and mirrors only The others i beleave but not anything from this idiot 😂 he's nothing but a liar who sells a future that doesn't exist

[@Nuke-MarsX]

@@Samera-uf8fg you dont even know what those words mean, channels like theese make a bad picture

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@Nuke-MarsX please go to , histeria and put in his name 📛 it's a pod cast

[@tacomixen]

That was almost a bit click baity title :/

[@user-ge4km7zu6l]

It's always the same

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@user-ge4km7zu6lno big revelation there 😂

[@SpicyMelonYT]

7:50 "Human shaped computer" is weirdly funny lol

[@pearljameric]

Our hands were created not from evolution but our creator! Good video

[@maxidaho]

A humanoid robot typing on a keyboard. Just think about that for second.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Are we even Sure that it's not just A human in a costume? Because it's been done before, makes one wonder 🤔 I saw it too and it's too flawless

[@billweberx]

Why would a robot want to use a keyboard? He can talk vastly faster with the computer via wireless.

[@electricfox6598]

​@@billweberxthis is true, I think it's just to show the mobility of the fingers that it's able to type as well as a piano. It can just create the sound of a piano through it's speaker

[@electricfox6598]

​@@Samera-uf8fglmao

[@billweberx]

@@electricfox6598 It would be impressive, but useless.

[@jamesgazin9447]

I hope at least one voice option is based on Arnold Schwarzenegger from The Terminator.

[@MrGlobalEntrepreneur]

I’m sure there will be an Option or a Hack to do just that 😅

[@cmvamerica9011]

Tesla bot works slow; they are becoming more human.😂

[@thomasmogensen1]

update ? what was this video about again ??....

[@Samera-uf8fg]

😂 it was about more exaggerating silly

[@Rohit_0.552]

I think in 1900 Humanity took big leap by industrialization and now in Current humanity is taking another big leap.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Speaking of leaps, I just hope ours isn't over a dam cliff🤣😭

[@user-uj9cc5ch5p]

What does a robot need with a keyboard. He can just send any communication digitally directly to whatever device he needs to communicate with. The Xbot

[@skydivekrazy76]

My Tesla Bot is DEFINITELY going to have an Arnold Schwarzenegger voice... You know, to keep me aware of the coming apocalypse!

[@Darthdoodoo]

Get on de choppuh neeoww!

[@Samera-uf8fg]

You guys are histeracle!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fteoOpty64]

The difference between Tesla's bot tech and others is that theirs is re-engineered from first principles using Deletion rules. Others uses existing servos and third party components. Tesla is vertically integrated, all servos , joints are re-engineered for their specific purposes. Then, you get to the AI part. This is their core differences. Their evolution of the FSD is a prime example, it has been completely re-engineered twices already. Tesla understands a design can only go so far before it is obsoleted, thus they accelerate the process. That means testing to destruction in order to find the limits and design weaknesses, few if any others do such. Their AI is also end-to-end, others are mostly heuristics with some neural networks. The weakness is the heuristics part that is rather rigid and cannot self-evolve. End2end requires more training variances ,thus requires lots of real-life data modelling ,plus a combo of simulation plus realworld data. Such a process is time consuming without shortcuts in the current AI tech.

[@darrennew8211]

FSD is never going to be full self driving. Tesla bots don't do any work on their own, all operating as waldos. (See 6:25 or so.) When a Tesla bot can actually put a screw into a hole or stack up eggs without anyone controlling it, get back to me.

[@GtTrader67]

The human hand that was created by the almighty God...

[@christianelder4983]

Right so many of these people are caught up in the evolution delusion and don't even think about what they're saying... "Meticulously crafted over millions of years by evolution". That didn't happen, evolution meticulously crafted nothing. And he used the totally debunked depiction of apes turning into modern man.

[@ec120pilott2]

and God is a concept created by man

[@christianelder4983]

@@ec120pilott2 You must be one of those caught up in the evolution delusion, thinking you're the descendant of some critter out of the primordial slime. Sober up, that didn't happen. DNA the highly complex information system upon which all life is based did not come about by chance. Not merely improbable, but totally impossible. You have a Creator. Your mission find out who He is. He said, seek Me you will find Me. Seek Him +++

[@Wa_llly]

Jesus Christ of Nazareth isn't.

[@GtTrader67]

@@ec120pilott2 yea..people like you think man is the top of all existance..No being is better than man.

[@thisbloke]

There should be a seperate box that plugs into the wall outlet that contains the compute power to run the speech, with there being a fast wireless connection to the robot.

[@LearningWorld415]

When he talks about the hand movements you probably would probably try with your own hands

[@BradZook]

If Figure is using ChatGPT, then Figure is woke. The last thing we need is more mindless, woke, automatons wondering around.

[@please-wake-up-now]

Just imagine a Tesla Bot that can make a perfect cup of coffee while doing your taxes 😂. That would be a game changer! ☕🤖

[@martynhaggerty2294]

The conversation would not have to be powered by the battery. It could operate via wi fi or blue tooth.

[@moss.1547]

3:28 now tell me why these office worker robots got boobs

[@billweberx]

For the baby robots.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@billweberx😂😂😂

[@Ewokforlife]

Aesthetic

[@ec120pilott2]

So they look more like real office workers haha

[@darrennew8211]

Probably from a movie, not reality.

[@MN-Jim]

Why is it that all the dojo and Optimus videos are so vague? I feel like it’s all not exactly real!

[@Neuralatrophy]

They are slow to make decisions and respond because they uplink, send data, it gets processed on the server then sent back to the robot for output/action... They don't have the level of computing power to run an independent AI locally, maybe enough for basic locomotion etc but probably not for complex tasks and LLM processing.

[@Xander1989]

I'm watching tv series 'Humans' currently, and this is getting too real, love it! 😅The next 10-15 years is going to be interesting for tech.

[@shownuff891]

Please stop saying or hinting to Elon Musk making these robots , yes his company and his employees are . He has saying what he wants them to do but he isn’t writing code or building any of these robots so stop misleading people by saying his name and making …..

[@Randive]

they like sucking him off

[@Samera-uf8fg]

😂❤️👏👍

[@noleftturns]

The Tesla Terminator is already D.O.A. Ask ANY robot in the world to change the burned-out lightbulb in your garage and you will have to wait 10+ years for any robot to do this. Check back in 10

[@mAny_oThERSs]

No lol

[@noleftturns]

@@mAny_oThERSs OK - OK - change the lightbulb on the desk then...

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Nope 😂 the one in the frig😂 bahaha!

[@noleftturns]

@@Samera-uf8fg Building a robot Terminator is easy - they have been doing it for 50+ years now. It's the software that is 10+ years away and hundreds of billions of dollars are needed.

[@avgjoe5969]

Two years ago I would have agreed. Factory work (including changing lightbulbs) is more like 1-3 years at human efficiency or greater at this point (assuming many light bulbs need changing).

[@spaguyster]

Optimist hand should be able to pass the bic lighter test. Lighters require a significant amount of dexterity to successfully light.

[@ec120pilott2]

and rolling a joint or a well made cigar so there is something to light!

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@ec120pilott2 lmfao!

[@nik_cage]

I know when it comes from a pure robot to robot demonstration, it seems like figure is a "competitor" to the tesla bot, but I'd be willing to bet it costs at least 2x as much to build the figure bot.

[@RC2V6]

2030 will be scary

[@mahbubhossainsamm]

I guess it’s coming before 2030.. Most probably in 2028.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@mahbubhossainsammnot from Elon its not 😂 cause he's a con artist and fraud

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@mahbubhossainsammwell,😂 it won't be coming from musk because he's a con artist

[@fotisvon9943]

think more like 2060

[@DarnWhippets]

By not having an ending and running straight into an ad, you're missing out on likes.

[@John-Edward]

Another Excellent Video!!! 😎

[@EpicGamer-ux1tu]

Nice vid, there are a lot improvements in quantized models running on low power machines (laptop/phone) locally, and we know tesla is the king of inference.

[@Native722]

Can't wait Elon should make Tesla car's talk as well.

[@DadNotmyname]

I disagree with the assumptions of this video. There is plenty of power on board. A robot with even the simplicity of a common laptop could actually run a full programming language like Python, with no need for constant Wi-Fi. With Python, the robot can handle speech-to-text (STT) and text-to-speech (TTS), meaning it can listen to what you say and talk back to you. It could store data for these functions in easy-to-manage JSON files or similar, which are basically just hard coded (not neural) and organized lists of information for a simple neural network to select from. Python has tons of libraries (pre-built code) that make it super easy for the robot to process speech and control its movements. All the basic stuff, like walking or responding to simple commands, can be done without any internet connection, thanks to this internal setup. This "Safety Mode" lets the robot do its thing independently. If the robot needs to tackle something more complicated, like advanced problem-solving or using specialized models, that’s when it might need to connect to Wi-Fi. But for everyday tasks, it’s totally self-sufficient!

[@skeptiklive]

The last bit about it being so slow due to latency makes it seem like it's unsolvable, which is not the case. The next version of GPT voice has

[@johannesdolch]

Manufacturing -> Data Flywheel. That's optimus advantage. Others may have good robots, but legacy also has good cars and they are going bankrupt anyway.

[@wbwarren57]

Conning investors is the goal of the Tesla bot and it is delivering! The Tesla bought allows, Elon to make a whole raft of new absurd promises about what is going to happen in just the very near future and enables Tesla stock out to say absurd things like Tesla stock is going up and up and up it’s gonna be $10,000 a share in a month! it doesn’t really matter what the Tesla is able to do so far doesn’t seem to be very much what matters is that the Tesla bought encourages people to buy Tesla stock and drive the price up so that Elon can exercise his options or loans against his options without exercising them.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

👍that's correct as hell

[@pedrosura]

I would not put to much weight on Elon’s predictions. 4 ships to Mars this year: 2 cargo 2 crew.. So, give it a 20-30 year buffer

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Yes, cause his sht eaither go's,Boom or rusts 😂

[@avgjoe5969]

@@Samera-uf8fg The time buffer is more like 5-10 years for the really elaborate stuff that Musk predicts, but oddly it gets done much faster than anyone else. Falcon 9 (still the Only orbital rocket in the world that is reusable - 22x so far and counting) has flown more than 300 times with only 1 fail (excluding the first 2 developing years). It has landed hundreds of times and is considered the most reliable and cheapest way to space for the bulk of the orbital market. They flew 80% of the orbital mass sent up in 2023 in 98 F9/FH flights, on schedule for more than 120 flights this year. So no, their experimental stuff goes boom frequently (more than 30 of the 550+ Raptor 2 engines were tested to destruction and resulted in the vastly more advanced Raptor 3. As for the Starship (by Far the largest heavy lifter, designed to be completely reusable out of the gate and designed for mass production). The last 2 of 4 launch tests were successful in achieving low orbital altitude. The last, returned Both halves to the surface in a controlled re-entry and hover before spalshing in the ocean. The fifth flight will attempt to recover the first stage with future tests recovering the 2nd stage. The Raptor 3 engine has the highest thrust to mass ratio in the world by a good margin and is the most efficient non- hydrogen engine by far (H2/O2 engines have many problems including volume... which is excessive and requires huge tankage). Meaning H2 is not the way to go going forward. CH4 is. The most advanced rocket engine - by far The heaviest livter - ever - by far The Only Fully Reusable Rocket (no one's even mastered returning the first stage yet) A massive super heavy lifter that only costs $100m to build vs the Saturn V which cost $1.5 billion in today's dollars - about equal to the SLS. Then there's the Starlink satellite business with more active satellites than the rest of the world combined at over 6500 and counting (rapidly). The launch rate about to explode as Starship will be able to put up 5x as many satellites of the new, heavier, 2.25x as capable V2large sats. They are pulling in a Lot of profit on the V2mini, growing, literally, weekly while the new V2large will vastly increase its profitability in conjunction with the new E-band, high frequency spectrum that Only Spacex is using (except for 1 satellite by a tiny rival). This expands the profitability of their network as over 2000 current satellites already support it and it will allow backbone bandwith for cloud computing. So. No. You clearly don't know Spacex.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Plus!😂 He will be too old to travel there like he planned to 😂😂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@pedrosura want a laugh? Histeria on YT, it's sure to make you grin 😀

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@pedrosura yum Let's all go to a dead airless.planet y'all 😆 makes sense to me!

[@mr.pizzamarlon]

Evolution? Really?

[@BrianBellia]

Great humanoid bot hands are done. They're literally everywhere now. The hips/pelvis, however, still remain a work in progress. Locomotion and agility are vital for efficient humanoids, and the current crop of shuffle bots out there, just won't cut it - with the notable exception of Atlas II.

[@avgjoe5969]

Yeah. Boston Robotics still has the high ground on agility (by a wide margin). Their new design is Really cool with some super human agility there. But their training is still far behind the other top tier robots (Figure/Tesla/ maybe one or two others). The Very impressive videos required a Lot of trial and error. They have a good head start on the physical components, (they can Run, Dance, Backflip) but takes a long time to program in a new task. Also, they have only just introduced hands, so they may be a bit behind on that. Then there is the big one. Understanding where you are in the world and how it works (its safe to pass a tree close by (trees don't move) but passing a human that might suddenly change direction, maybe pass a couple of feet further away to avoid a collision)... Tesla cars learned this by example. Atlas needs to do this too to work in a dynamic factory with humans that do unpredictable things. But yes, BR is the only one to demonstrate human level agility (other than the hands) if only for explicitly programmed movements.

[@echomande4395]

I'm kind of wondering if such robots, when they start being used, will be issued clothing. Clothing would prevent minor damage and the robot getting dirty while costing very little and being easy to replace. I'm thinking about coveralls or overalls & shirt, boots or safety shoes and a hard hat. One size fits all 😄

[@Samera-uf8fg]

😂 I like um,, NAKED myself. Wink wink nudge nudge 😂😂

[@ec120pilott2]

Like Minions! YES Great idea!

[@AJTalks]

The knuckle would not add a Degree of Freedom unless it was independently actuated (which is not necessary for that particular joint, even for humans). They were more likely referring to the ability to spread the fingers.

[@molugusatyapriya2]

As AI robots become more advanced, there is growing concern about their potential impact on employment and social structures.

[@cappybenton]

Wunderbar

[@paulturner5769]

Optimus! His fingers spread wide!

[@thecaribbean8615]

Heavy computing is needed during dynamic learning. It may be possible to take a completed model purpose learned for a specific industry and place it on a custom chip that will speed up the response time considerably while remaining extremely power efficient.

[@avgjoe5969]

They will not use a custom chip for each industry, too expensive and it won't be particularly helpful. It will be a common model chip. The Body, however, is another thing. Tesla is building for 5'8" to emulate an average human. Not a good design for the military unless driving tanks and such. Making beefier robots to Be tanks may be better on the battlefield once the intelligence is cheap enough to replicate as a module.

[@jonmiller308]

I got an idea for a job as soon as it comes out to shovel very light material into a furnace and push buttons to move the material from the furnace to the mold

[@johannesdolch]

How is that an update? Even calling it a rehash is generous.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@johannesdolch what do you expect from a con? 😂

[@anotherfriend1998]

I want one inside a realdoll😊.... lmfao we all know someone out there is already putting down money 💰 😂😅

[@a.j.williams195]

Only robot here in West Virginia is an autonomous floor cleaner inside Sam's club so him saying everywhere is not true.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Hey 😂 what do you expect from a pathological liar? because I'm hear too

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Apart from all of trees hear.. out of Grafton or at walIy world I don't see any robots eaither LMFAO and I am from great falls Mt and I didn't see any there Eaither and that place has over a million there so I'd like to know just where he's talking bout 😂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Ya ask me ? It's true , he's a Con artist only and I've been in this great state a yr in Sept 2025

[@anthonybatts7964]

closer and closer to where we will be doing what the machines say instead of them doing what we say

[@darnellarford2439]

How did you post this from next year?

[@jimcroft21]

“It would be hard to grasp most of the tools we use”…. Welcome to capitalism 🥰

[@robertbaindourov134]

great video

[@Gabriel.Ponce.De.Leon.777]

This is old info with a new misleading Title. 👎

[@ssilversgs]

The title should be "I speculate about gen 3".

[@Samera-uf8fg]

We wouldn't want him even more butt hurt like Biden did to him😂 that's why he indorsed .....Mister fartyMc pants 😂😂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Or,😂 it won't go boom,I swear

[@avgjoe5969]

Not really, everything he said is noted officially due shortly with Teslabot 3 including using the Grok 2 engine for speech. There is no speculation here. Only the time frame which is expected to be complete in its first truely useful (for factory work) iteration by the end of 2025 by which time Tesla stated they expect 1-3,000 Teslabots working in its factories. I see a High probability that this comes to pass with a delay of no more than 6 months. Several bots are already working in one of his factories doing rudimentary work. The (very) iffy part is that they "plan" to sell Teslabots by the end of 2026 outside the company. This last, is, very probably "Elon Time" and it may be another 2-3 years later... but not 5 or 10... and Then, for factory and warehouse work. Using a Teslabot to care for Grandma is, I think, more like 10 years away.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@avgjoe5969I beg to differ with you darlin , but he is all talk You see, it's like this, and I have been researching this for a spell now He's a con artist,flim flam, fraud,scammer, And is under investigation And I hope men like him wind up going broke Because he's hurt alot of people😮

[@Samera-uf8fg]

​@@avgjoe5969It's also official that he's nothing but a con artist and his technology is , borrowed😮

[@TheGoldNinja101]

What if those teslabots has a second thumb per hand?

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Trey kinky?😂 oh you didn't think a Capricorn would be serious would you😂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

@@TheGoldNinja101 Trey kinky? 😂

[@MattHenders0n]

There is no reason why the robot has to have all inference compute within the body… a base station could include inference computers and communicate in less 10 milliseconds if on the same local area network.

[@avgjoe5969]

Tesla is using a combination of local and remote proficiency modules, with the bulk of the intelligence remote on Massive super computers and a powerful local computer (per the type they use in their cars today) to serve as "near term" memory for common tasks. For example, in a factory: Line worker positions A-F might be stored locally for rapid shifting between positions with line worker proficiency in positions A-Z stored offline with only a few minutes needed to download any of those modules.

[@changeagent228]

Efficient response times processed locally are only node shrinks and architecture successions away.

[@Tek_Slap]

nice video

[@MelissaWilson-vv8nl]

Elon musk you are an amazing humanitarian

[@Samera-uf8fg]

No he's not sweetie He's a con artist and people are finding that out now 😢

[@Sololiveonstage]

What if the robot doesn’t need to listen to the conversation?

[@andrewezee7866]

6:15 lmao, the you would be fired for moving this slow.... it is a robot... that's pretty cool tho tbh

[@avgjoe5969]

Once a robot properly "understands" a job... including what to do when an object is dropped or a "coworker" tries to squeeze past... one can greatly increase the speed. Walking, for example is agggh slow right now save for Boston Robotics (though their teaching method is still behind). They got the speed and fluidity down, but the teaching model is a bit behind so teaching it what to do requires a lot more effort.

[@johnthomas5806]

waiting to see a robot that can pitch a baseball at 90 plus mph.

[@avgjoe5969]

Two to three years. But I don't see much of a use case, so rather to say the ability to do this will be there. Not sure if they will build to that market.

[@kendrickpi]

Genuine People Personalities, Marvin!

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Loved Marvin in hitch hikers guide to the universe 🎉😂

[@romeocornell69]

Nvidia, Microsoft and open AI need to get rid of figure and pick up Boston dynamics and take the hands and fingers from the Tesla bot!😂

[@ankursahu269]

100 trillion dollar investment of your this technology advancement

[@voicetube]

Possibly the strangest part of this video for me was even just the concept that the dude narrating (and I guess writing these) would use a keyboard (??) rather than speech-to-text (such as I am using, to write this comment - I'm using Nuance's ubiquitous Dragon software). STT is SO much quicker and more efficient, as regards away to generate scripts/text, etc.

[@louismorejohn586]

Human hand and finger design evolved for hunter gatherer activities about 2 million years ago. Making stuff in a factory is different and typically not best suited to the human hand. That's why purpose-built robots are built with better and specific functions. Make a robot humanoid and you can only do humanoid function.

[@dalvinm906]

we literally built civilisation for the humanoid form. Besides a humanoid robot can operate specialised machines. if i could only have one robot it would be a humanoid robot. i.e you can't tell a washing machine to lay your bed, clean house , wash the car, do construction. These are all things a humanoid robot can do and more.

[@louismorejohn586]

@@dalvinm906 The human hand is made up of a total of 27 individual bones: 8 carpal bones, 5 metacarpal bones and 14 phalanges that are connected by joints and ligaments. None of your listed activities requires the complication and number of wearing parts and joints of a robotic human hand. All our tools are built for the human hand. It's important to step back and freshly review robot form based on needed function.

[@keon3155]

I think they want the robots to do the stuff us humans do routinely. It must be in a human form to replace humans.

[@billweberx]

@@louismorejohn586 There are more things that we do than dalvinm906 mentioned. You can't think of anything that would challenge all the capabilities of the human hand? Ever watch a great artist at work? How about a brain surgeon? Even a mechanic does amazing things with his/her hands.

[@louismorejohn586]

@@billweberx I agree! The hand is remarkably versatile. It is also very complicated and its functions last no longer than its synovial joints. Us TSLA stockholders hope that this bot's joints are lubricatible, cheaply replaceable and very long lasting.

[@chadrobke9676]

Soooooo... Tesla is designing a hand for its robot to use tools that were designed for the human hand?? aka, they are designing a tool to use tools that it was never intended to use? Wouldn't that mean its easier and better to design tools for specific tasks and jobs? Just like we currently do in every automated factory??

[@darrennew8211]

Yes, but then he'd be expected to actually produce what he's promising, so that's out the window.

[@goodeye5226]

Stop spreading BS. I was at Beijing expo for robotics and Tesla. Junk was sitting in the glass case while other robots was showing what they could do.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

I'm not at all surprised 🙀

[@CalvinhoChannel]

Robot is everywhere right now. are we ready for alternative skill and job for us? it's a big question

[@Lunchparty]

Figure 3 is coming

[@aaronknight1009]

Tesla robots wouldn't need much of an onboard power source if they intergrated WiTricity like they are doing in their cars.

[@MilesBellas]

Robotic fingers would be better with 3 joints after the knuckle ?

[@apollo1464]

Hand was designed by God, not evolution. Did the model 3 have a designer? Or did it “evolve”

[@helmutstransky3761]

It evolved from other scientific creations. Go see a doctor for this unhealthy god delusion.

[@s_kokkalis]

I'm fine communicating with the robot via an app on my phone as long as it can complete the tasks i want. It doesn't matter much to me if it can talk fast.

[@avgjoe5969]

If it screws up, you might want to stop it quicker. The app would be fine for intial proficiency module updates (installing a motor on an assembly line vs a battery install) but later, when its taking care of grandma, you want to be able to stop it from injecting her insulin into the side of her head fairly quickly. You also don't want people to have a long list of instructions to interact with the robot. This will reduce the cost/time to train new hire human workers.

[@helmutstransky3761]

It is supposed to do complicated tasks that need communication to define them better. You know like with real workers.

[@tikkivolta2854]

in the world that i live in DoF means Depth of Field :)

[@bladeedgerunner6854]

The most accurate robot replicating human anatomy will have to be made basically 1 to 1 with human anatomy. Meaning artificial meat, bones, muscles, organs, etc. We need to move on from motors.

[@advaitawho]

Has nobody seen Terminator! 🤷‍♂

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Yes,I saw every one too and I worry

[@danishirfan1442]

7:24 Wtf is that hahahah

[@TeddyLeppard]

Tesla's engineering will win out over Figure. How do I know this? Look at their track record.

[@MikeOxolong]

Tesla should give up on the robot stuff. It's embarrassing.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

More like Amusing because people are seeing though his shiity lies 😂

[@helmutstransky3761]

@@Samera-uf8fg Oh, the stupid one who thinks he is funny again. How old are you? You write like a 12 year old.

[@wildstorm74]

I'm for all for Ai, but I don't know how to feel about it getting its own physical body.😣 Like imagine it to code its own brain from a computer system.🙄😑 I don't have problem with it being able to much human "locally reasoning" brain, like us. Getting its own body like us though????🤔🤔🤔🤔 I don't think that would go down very well. Differently if the Ai desides to go by human greed, and all the worst possible behaviours of humans.😣😓

[@mrgrumpy5116]

can it wash and dry dishes ... no

[@Samera-uf8fg]

Hey! He claims it can,I would wager that he would say Anything that makes anyone buy it from the snake oil salesman he truly is..😂 he's nothing but another con artist and pretends otherwise and too many by that line of horse 💩

[@Samera-uf8fg]

According to him it will play the piano 😂 read bedtime stories to your kids etc etc But! Can it knit as well😂?

[@billweberx]

Use your washer and dryer.

[@billweberx]

@@Samera-uf8fg Oops. Should have said to use your dishwasher. Brain fart.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

kNiT Azhole ​@@billweberx

[@claytonyoung1351]

What mutant doesn't use their pinky to type???

[@yashpathak1263]

Optimus pride🏳️‍🌈

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

I need C3P0 voice pack and skin.

[@User.70793]

UNIVERSAL BASIC ICOME

[@WendalSiagon-yr2gu]

Só para os descompromissados 5:39 a diante...

[@ag1382]

Wonder if it will be able to fight, aim, and shoot a weapon?

[@helmutstransky3761]

That dogbot aleady can do that.

[@helmutstransky3761]

Ive even seen a version with a flamethrower.

[@Samera-uf8fg]

The military will most likely get a contract and use them instead of soldiers Which scares the bejuesus outta me can we say nuclear winter y'all?

[@SixFt12]

Good but are the female bots anatomically correct???

[@user-qr8re3op8y]

Было бы еще круче, чтобы у робота, кроме голоса, появилось лицо /разные лица/, которые владелец мог бы настраивать по своему вкусу, в зависимости от настроения: для начала, хотя бы на какое-то длительное время, потом менять по желанию...

[@CyberkawaiiMaxtac]

I want my cybernetic implants not I robot

[@Constant_Distant_Instant]

*THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION IS STUPIDLY COMPLICATED, THE BELIEF IN THE ULTIMATE ALMIGHTY CREATOR IS SIMPLE AND STRAIGHTFORWARD!*

[@devon9075]

Stop click baiting

[@leomoval]

Evolution crafted NOTHING

[@RanHab]

guys i'm just starting out as an AI enthusiast, would love your feedback as i make similar stuff

[@User.70793]

2025 UBI

[@Kushclouds777]

❤️‍🔥

[@CapilitanOlisco-s3k]

i love you Elon,,you always on my mind,i hope you know that😢❤

[@claytonyoung1351]

Figure AI is way better