This Robot Has a ChatGPT Brain!

Could a robot steal YOUR job? This humanoid powered by ChatGPT tech can understand your instructions and carry out tasks. Let's talk about the future of work...and whether we should be worried.
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📖 What's covered
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Meet Figure 01
01:16 Why Figure 01 is a Game-changer
02:35 Programming Languages Used in AI & Robotics
03:01 Is Your Job at Risk?
03:51 Will AI Replace Software Engineers?
04:17 Bold Claims: Is the Job Market Doomed?
05:16 Could a Robots Replace YOU?
06:13 Lessons from the Past Robot Experiments
06:52 My Honest Take: Hype or Reality?

[@downbad.]

How they gonna take my job if i dont have one?😊

[@csisit]

Me too i passed 30 years and i never have a job 😂😂

[@arjunadhikari-wx5oh]

😂😂😂

[@Pqiruikiemboi]

Surely how?

[@rainkode8795]

They will force you to do job, and they will be jobless 🤣🤣🤣

[@Icantfindanamewtf]

​@@csisit how do u survive

[@speakoutloud7293]

I am not fearing Robots or AI. I am fearing the hungry power humans who never get enough of money, that will replace as much as possible with those robots. They are so hungry that they just won't care about being replaced.

[@devxsadik]

As naval once said, If the work doesn't require creativity automate it, delegate it or get rid of it

[@johnedwards5687]

AI is already pretty good at creativity from creating videos, art, music and literature.

[@devxsadik]

@@johnedwards5687 Creativity is very hard to measure, it's not like here's a number your x creative, your y creative Look at the recent open source lz hack, the ability to think and came up with such ingenious exploit has truly left the community speechless That's a new type of attack vector Ai just captures the pattern and reiterate on that pattern (for ex: let's say da Vinci's art style), it cannot make a totally novel & unique pattern, it needs existing knowledge to train on, it cannot create new knowledge, because that requires research, creative thinking. Automation cannot replace the ability to think, think for different approaches to solve a problem, a desire, a need. Think for overcoming the obstacle that hindering the desired outcome

[@johnedwards5687]

@@devxsadik it can only get better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnS8haR6iLqVrLc

[@PeterKong609]

@@devxsadik actually they can already overcome the obstacle that hinder the desired outcome. i remember watching a simple ai playing tag game few years ago, they invented some really interesting way to exploit the loophole and create methods we dont even know we can do.

[@devxsadik]

@@PeterKong609 youre just impressed by one aspect, its like the first chess bot that beat the grandmaster. not all obstacle are equal, think about all the problem that science trying to find answer for big bang , dark energy, quantum stuff can ai really overcome this real world obstacle, I doubt so, ai cannot replace human at all, it relies on human for a lot of task.

[@rishikeshnerkar1367]

Let's appreciate editing, nice work mosh🎉

[@BeepBoop2221]

Robots are not taking over. AI written code is still hallucinating major security flaws.

[@BeepBoop2221]

Im not hallucinating when asked basic questions ​@@rafaelw8115

[@MyCodingDiarie]

I'm addicted to your channel. Can't wait for the next upload!

[@me0101001000]

I would LOVE to see more robots in research work. Frankly there is so much work that needs to be done which people aren't safe to do, particularly when handling extremely dangerous chemicals. For example, I REFUSE to work with HF and t-Bu-Li. If we can get robots in the lab to work with those more dangerous chemicals, I'm all for it.

[@sahandmahdavi6134]

I would give that restaurant run by robots a chance, just to experience it once. However, as a software engineer, I tend to distance myself from technology in my everyday life. I prefer to reconnect with my human nature, engaging in face-to-face interactions and genuine communication.

[@programmingwithmosh]

Can’t agree more! Our job takes away so much of the essential human interactions humans need. Being social is a good way to create a balance.

[@irooooda]

I disagree with the sushi example. It can be personalised as well, and you can get sushi with a small difference you prefer. But, new problem appears there - privacy. Also, you mentioned that people still chose interaction with human in McDonald’s. I would say it is just matter of time, because people’s brain want to have familiar experience, and interaction with robot is still kind of exotic. It is not about willingness to interact with people, but simply a habit.

[@nah131]

How about AI fusion with Human?

[@surafelhabte2394]

Hi mosh, my mind is blown by recent SORA demo video about creating hybrid aminals. Can you talk about this ? The AI is scary to me 😊

[@brandonmatsuib3312]

Hey hope you are doing great Mr Mosh. I would like to know which key concepts need to be implemented in real world robotics firmware or software. Break it down if you will? Or hopefully my query is answered in the video.

[@muzammilhussain7255]

Mosh u r beat speaker. The way you elaborate no one currently doing We love you Mosh

[@k303k]

Hi mosh is your react native course is still up to date?

[@mehdichamiani6838]

Love these kind of videos from Mosh, in every field he enters he shines like a diamond 💎❤

[@programmingwithmosh]

You’re too kind! Thank you!

[@gyros9162]

Now we are working on a huge project and I can't even imagine how AI can replace even 10% of developers

[@StarDust_2077]

Fast food can be completely automated. Especially those places that are take out only.

[@kcsiddhartha]

Every KZbinrs are milking ai content 😢

[@iwanhanjoyo107]

human touch is essentials.. thanx for pointing out Mosh

[@Kim-fv8jl]

I have a question. I am student right now. should I learn c, c++, java, JS etc programming languages. basically i need a idea from where to start if AI can take the base line of programming in the up coming years. and i will graduate after 2 years so which programming languages should i be in good with?

[@programmingwithmosh]

I made a video about what language to focus on. Watch it on my channel.

[@droneenthusiast7715]

Python and C++

[@shashwatxcodes]

sir is it true that mostly folks with masters or phd in ai only get packages over 100k usd ? pls reply sir as im confused between taking btech cse or btech aiml Im confused between targetting ai engineering right from 1st sem or web dev for the initial part and then switch to ai ml in my 3rd sem. My Target - 100k+ usd remote job Pls do reply sir id be extremely thankful to you

[@atulkrjha]

Human touch is irreplaceable period.

[@0work1-jw4cf]

from customer' side it's always nice to have human connection when making an order but often times the working conditions in fast paced jobs can be really bad. I don't think a human being should spend their days in an enviroment like that for long periods. So I support robots but sometimes it's the only kind of job available so it depends

[@amarm__85]

long time no see !!

[@justletmechangethehandleyt]

Please take my job, I don't want it!

[@ahmadali-yf6mb]

I Totally Agree with You Mosh they are good for repetitive and dangerous jobs

[@user-is9gp4pp6p]

Just bought lots of NVIDIA

[@antoinebguitar2869]

i believe they can just, not yet, they will integrate little by little and people will be more and more acustom to them

[@ismailhossain4730]

simple calculation, if robot replace human then people are gonna jobless, so who will by the product where robot used to creates it? So ultimately the company who hired robot their business also will go down.

[@DannyHusky33]

I make sure I stay up to date with these trends and look at new released tools in this realm as a financial analyst, yes, I'm very well aware. AI isn't just any technology, it's the real game changer in just about every aspect of our lives. Robots are NOT the problem (I've always been fascinated with them too), it's people who keep using them in an attempting negative fear instilling context or who just want to use them to gain or retain their elite power money hungry status at the expense of everybody that are the problem. AI is a good thing, not a problem, it has to be used the "correct" way for the "correct" reason(s). Embrace and awareness of AI, not avoidance or the status quo.

[@Saibentos]

I hope robot can't replace doctors also . I hope this is another point that can make people comedown 😊

[@Do_a_lot_man]

But should focus on IoT (Hardware, Coding and clouding)

[@abu2musa]

Its a matter of normelisation, currently many perhaps won't accept having a robotic restaurant however there should be incentives for one to choose a robotic one over the one run by poeopel, one of it is pricing. Restaurants biggest cost is primarly people who work there, rental cost and perhaps location taxes however of these cost can be reduced or eliminated with the benefit of cheaper food, many might prefer this also considering many do takeouts. Also remember a robot can't spit in your drink

[@atharvnavatre6624]

Robots are coming to creating new more creativity and developing the ideas to different different jobs as per yours categories using AI

[@royalenfieldbullets]

2:45 ..hey mosh. It's great to watch it. But i wonder if it all takes Python and C++ which you know already in very depth, except an electrical engineer what else do you need to replicate Figure 01 Robot? Just curious to know. NO OFFENSE.

[@programmingwithmosh]

There’s so much more involved! I’m not sure really. I’m not in robotics!

[@jamesrankin6055]

It's all very gimicky right now or will be once it all gets off the ground in more and more in public spaces. But I think you're right Mosh in your assumption that people will know intrinsically what is right-and they'll probably want to point that out when some company that you've already mentioned may also want to go down a certain path that'll feel decidedly cold. LOL Maybe it'll be only acceptable to have robots that behave in a more human-like way when around people making sure that the robots are restricted in what they can do. I mean, say it was possible to get a 'top of the range' robot that could do everything. It's only going to be a matter of time before someone starts to abuse its capabilities, right. ;)

[@arturshalimov4396]

My take is that humans are very much replaceable (not with the current tech, though). Everything we can do can be described by data and logic.

[@ademineshat]

Movies are getting real 🤔

[@diggee172]

I would eat at a restaurant that was run by robots if it was substantially cheaper. It reminds me of the automat hat my mom used to tell me about in nyc when she was growing up up. I don’t know why they went out of business.

[@mumbakayoba3082]

unless it can do things faster than me then im not scared

[@TheNewsDepot]

Would you ditch your local library and the librarian that knows the books you like for some electronic library with no personality and ... oh, that was the internet. People WILL go to the robot run establishments because the robots will remember them, what they like and be able to hold conversations...and then using your internet profile, they will be able to pitch you ads...I mean, suggest things for you to purchase that you might like.

[@bharatdubey83]

Please make a course on Java springboot

[@eng.miroslavmanahilov1730]

I am all for automation and let robots do work for us and we can chill with friends and family. But in the past people belived that people can't fly on a machine and now we are here. Give it time.

[@malut224]

what is gonna happen when the robots have feelings can communicate like a human how is this gonna be stopped if the advancement continues at this pace?...if no regulations made they can replace any job in the world it is a matter of time.

[@AnandGag]

It may create new community people using robots for daily use. Not sure, how long they can live with this artificial environment. Ultimately, we humans need love and kindness to all. ❤

[@tvoeotrazhenie2796]

Terminator is here 😮

[@elielsonanjos7440]

This again... Its hard nowadays. everyone sucking on the same hype

[@amnesia3490]

If it fixes the bugs and weird requirements on messy codebase and businesslogic then I am just okay to be jobless

[@Mr.007BD]

Maybe they can't replace the master chefs, however the junior chefs who used to cut potatoes, onions are surely going to get replaced.

[@adityapatil4287]

Hello SIr, Thanks for this video got some confidence. Also for all courses you have developed. Can you please create a dedicated course for RUST which will take us from 0 to Hero. Your help will give us boom in our career. Thank you🙏

[@feraswarak6044]

I think the word of taking our jobs is big and not realistic, but saying it will decrease the current known jobs is more accurate and it maybe it will happen sooner or later.

[@awaiskhan1196]

My question is that Why people comparing coding, programing ( software engineering) with physical activities.the coding jobs are in real danger then other physical activities like cleaning a house etc

[@MohammadMansourBone]

The short answer: Robots created to help, they are not alternatives for everything 🙌

[@BamboozeldGG]

please make a pyTorch video

[@callmedoug]

People like familiar experiences, if we were born in a world where the sushi chef is a robot, it would be only natural to us. In that case, we would also prefer a robot instead of a human, the same way for us there are numerous jobs that are done by robots today that we don't care anymore. I much more prefer a robot to do the quality control of the wings of an airplane, than a human. We rely on automated tests on our softwares! We don't want robots as recepcionists because they touch the uncanny valley. The moment they feel natural enough to humans, they are going to take over those jobs. I think it's naive to think that creativity can only be a human thing. Our brain uses the environment and all the readings of what it thinks to be the reality to create new things based on that. It's always based on past experiences. The moment an AI has enough sensors to understand the world, it will have everything to do a creative task, and it certainly will. And when it does, the next step will probably be: why do I serve such inferior beings?

[@birsingh5388]

AI can be helpful for you if you already know some stuff, it can not help if you don't know nothing

[@user-pd5kn3li7q]

I think bots is good can help you learn but i think cant replace chief like in programming all bots doing a lot of errors like a human soo we can agree for bots cant replace bc its seems good but idk how i can say but bots not so smart then HUMAN !!!!

[@somali4154]

I do remember just 10 years ago when big Supermarkets in the UK had 30+ manned till checkouts, now they have been replaced with automated checkouts and now they went even further where you scan and pack while shopping and tap in once and leave the store. The same with petrol stations, fully automated not a single manned lane and either pay with card at automated lane or leave if you have cash and need to pay at a manned till. Because of this, the corporate world will automate and sack as many human employees as possible to concentrate wealth more into fewer hands and increase social strive and deprivation.

[@BeepBoop2221]

Scan and pack via amazon shopping is being abandoned. Several stores like aldi, asda, tesco etc all use a mix of person checkout abd self checkout. You'll never have full or even unsupervised checkout because the stores are paranoid about shop lifters.

[@devxsadik]

Humans are emotional creature The only way to survive as a human is to create emotional bonding with people, regardless of jobs or status or politics. You need people in your life, that makes you feel better, care for you, understands you And those who dont, you will want robots instead of them

[@JJSeattle]

Coders today are the assemblers of the American manufacturing workers of the 1960's, then automation came. If you can do your job at a desk, you will become replaceable. As I told many kids that want to get into science, "Make sure you're not at a desk 8 hours day, but in the lab testing, deploying the instrument that farms the data, you're the guy who isn't just at the desk, but hands on too."

[@kerplunkboydotNET]

Been working with IT since early 90's. There's been several "nah... not gonna happening" moments. Nah, color monitors are too expensive, not gonna happen... Nah, DOS systems work fine, we don't need windows systems... Nah, 540MB is more than enough, we will never need that much space... Nah, 8MB RAM is perfect, I can't see a scenario where we will need much more than that... Nah, internet is only a dream, just a flex for rich people... Nah, browsers don't need javascript, static text and pictures are good enough... Nah, people won't use bank systems over the internet, can't print money, we'll always need to go to a bank... And many others we use on a daily basis and don't even pay attention anymore. For more than 25 years I've seen trends come and go and I've seen shunned stuff coming to stay. To me, the golden years of developing are over. AI tools will become so advanced and so strong, that developers will be little by little becoming obsolete. In a few years, a simple user will just make crude sketch of what they want and a whole thing will be made. Code, database, services, testing, CI/CD and all those little things we mend together to make a big thing will all be done and running with a simple "yeah, put it online". And for the video topic, robots already have taken and will keep taking jobs. The more repetitive ones are already taken, the not so much repetition too. I've seen whole sectors of people being replaced by robots, not only administrative positions, but tech too. Don't lie to yourself, IT will someday become so advanced that machines will build machines, code will build code and people, well, people will still be arguing about it.

[@stevedoesredstone3631]

Yea im fucked

[@SaddamHussain-we9ec]

I'm gonna spend money only on those companies which promotes giving jobs to humans rather than using AI or robots in the name of cost cutting or profitability.

[@programmingwithmosh]

I feel like if robots get mainstream, it opens up an opportunity for businesses that offer human experience as their unique selling point.

[@JackTenrec-qk4zp]

let's not kid ourselves Mosh, we are speedrunning towards the world from the Elysium movie @@programmingwithmosh

[@michaelroyames]

I like robots, and want to see more of them do the boring, repetitive jobs. I would try out a robot run restaurant, and if it was good, I would be a repeat customer. It is a *consumer* choice about the product, not a political choice about human vs. robot. When there is a new source of labour, each supplier will find its own niche.

[@OctavianKaijage]

maybe robots are a useful tool for workers

[@tomatopotato6795]

We need love.

[@robertsutton3666]

Watch the Twilight Zone episode, "The Brain Center at Whipple's" (1964). It's pretty much a prediction that will come true. In the coming near future, there will be masses of poor and the rich 1% running everything with robotics an AI.

[@vikastiwari6780]

But robot need instructions.

[@Saibentos]

Cool

[@ayomidewilfred1864]

Am transitioning into Robotics and artificial intelligence

[@nah131]

Me: ready to graduate in the next 2 months 💀

[@tanveerahmad5996]

What should I do then ? 🤯

[@markhemming]

Before the video goes live - a word of warning from another professional industry that got the AI treatment (translation). Programmers will initially scoff at code written by Devin, then at some point companies will start using it. A day's work will involves less coding and more checking code. Wages will probably also drop, but let's see.

[@BeepBoop2221]

Devin is just a wrapper for gpt4 and an obvious scam

[@HyBlock]

why is there an egg on the thumbnail

[@OctavianKaijage]

I would like to get into artificial intelligence

[@feynthefallen]

I'm not worried. I've seen time and time again how well the currently available stuff performs even on the simplest tasks. Right now it's like asking "Could a six-year-old take my job?" Well, no. Not skill-wise and CERTAINLY not insight-wise.

[@arturshalimov4396]

Probably the more concerning part is that a few years ago, this question would be "Can a rock take my job?"

[@feynthefallen]

@@arturshalimov4396 Don't quite follow. But then in 20 more years I'll probably be dead, so the answer to this question will be "Yes", because rocks do an excellent job of lying motionless in the ground.

[@arturshalimov4396]

@feynthefallen I meant that if AI right now is as yousefull as a "six-year-old", then few years ago, it would be as good as a rock

[@feynthefallen]

@@arturshalimov4396 Are you referring to the rapid development going on in AI? Yes in a few more years, I will instead of writing code probably direct the AI to write code and check its results. Nothing worrying there.

[@neelion2534]

ita not that easy

[@williamliu8985]

Elon Musk will take AI-filled robots to live in Mars.

[@yrvinglaguerre3491]

don't worry human build Robot why you scared

[@hofimastah]

Feels better not only coders gonna get automated 😂

[@Nik-rx9rj]

Yes! Commonality of suffering at least

[@hofimastah]

@@Nik-rx9rj and maybe if the most professions gets partly automated we will just work less

[@Devinci297]

For the same price I'd go with the human restaurant, otherwise for a cheaper price I'd go for the robots place, If the quality of the food is the same. I don't care about human interaction that much.

[@marianivanov6431]

come the turkiye bro for hair

[@programmingwithmosh]

😅😅😅

[@bladeddavid1144]

First issue why is there a labor shortage in warehouse? Because there are horror stories of people being overworked, underpaid and treated badly. Second, A robot could definitely remember your name, face and make your food exactly the way you like it and people love robot servers, Hotpot places use them all the times and those restaurants are always packed. Third, Companies only care about one thing and that’s profit they don’t care how many people are unemployed as long as they make more money than the year before

[@programmingwithmosh]

How do companies make money? By customers. If customers don’t want what a business offers, that business will be out of the game no matter how much they optimized their costs through technology.

[@bladeddavid1144]

@@programmingwithmosh Everyone is still going to buy from Amazon even if all their warehouse workers are robots even if all their delivery vehicles are autonomous because they're monopolies or Oligopolies. How are all those unemployed people going to afford anything? The same way people living in poverty do now credit cards, title loans, more debt and more homelessness.

[@RajababuShah]

if everything is on AI, why should i learn coding ?? how a beginner can get job as fresher ? , impossible ?

[@programmingwithmosh]

I've covered that in two other videos. Links in the description.

[@johnedwards5687]

Most jobs have a significant repetitive element and are done in a predictable environment. Therefore, most jobs will be taken by AI. This would apply across all sectors from warehouse operatives to surgeons. That's what I like about AI, it doesn't discriminate! Mosh is correct about AI not replacing software engineers but that's based on current capabilities. AI is advancing at a staggering pace and the jury is still out on the impact on jobs. Personally, I wouldn't be too optimistic because the point of AI is to replace human intelligence and therefore to cut the cost of staff. Customers may like to be served by humans but business owners care only about profits. Customers won't pay more simply to have a human serve up their burger.

[@abenetbeyene3398]

Mosh don't u have something to post better

[@ericcestero2666]

Even a chef gets bored making the same menu. Consistency is also very important in food service. If I am craving something I had before, I want it to taste the same or better. Robots will allow this to happen and chefs can focus on menus. Talk to chefs, you will hear them say that making the same food everyday is boring and finding line staff is an ongoing battle as there are not enough of them to go around so poaching has to happen. Also if robots can help tame prices, consumers will eventually accept them. Right now with our high inflation, people want deals, that is driving people.

[@Arudian]

its all a matter of perspective and cost...Yes i would prefer man made sushi, But if robot can make it much cheeper, and ppl get used to it you will still see a mass reduction of 'sushi chefs' needed with time.

[@polskizwiazeknaczelnychhej1100]

a very naive approach to the topic

[@junosw]

Well he is a coder so i understand how he does not want to admit what is coming.

[@stefenleung]

That's wishful thinking. It's not about you prefer human service or robot service. The employers can just save a lot of money for using robots so we will only get robot service in the future.

[@paolagarcia7137]

It can't, yet, replace us software engineers. Yet. 😢

[@akshayb9798]

I am not sure how you're claiming that AI will not replace creativity. Sure, the current development can't. But the way AI is becoming smarter exponentially what is going to stop them from doing complex jobs whohc requires new solutions? We seriously have to think as a society, about how to tackle with this job crisis that we surely going to face in not so distant future...

[@AzharUddin-ob7vb]

STOP this mosh.......

[@polskizwiazeknaczelnychhej1100]

"AI is a powerful but it can replace the creativity and problem solving skills...." What?? AI create a beautiful lines of code, graphics, music and video. AI creativity is much more powerful than human.

[@sherriffs2554]

Can you quit making these clickbait videos and go back to the educational ones?

[@JorgeRicardo540]

While we were still weak, at the right moment, Christ died for ungodly people. It isn’t often that someone will die for a righteous person, though maybe someone might dare to die for a good person. But God shows his love for us, because while we were still sinners Christ died for us. So, now that we have been made righteous by his blood, we can be even more certain that we will be saved from God’s wrath through him. If we were reconciled to God through the death of his Son while we were still enemies, now that we have been reconciled, how much more certain is it that we will be saved by his life?

[@thehybridtech3260]

When we are ok with eating processed food then why not run a robot restaurant? 😅🥱🤔

[@DarkGhostTN]

ffs just stop with these Should We Worry? titles cringe

[@k303k]

Hi mosh is your react native course is still up to date?

[@kazmi401]

Yes his react native is if you want to work with expo but React course is not upto date.

[@k303k]

@@kazmi401 i think his react course is 18 version . isn't it?

[@kazmi401]

@@k303k i don't know if he has updated it know. i took it in start of 2023 it was i think it was not updated that time. you can check on his website.