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Building cool things with AI

[Kris @0xKristia]

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[Kris @0xKristia]

A robot dressed like a cowboy is running the counter at a dessert shop now, asking customers which flavor they want and thanking them after they pick.

Old way: hire a clerk, dress up the shop's theme with a costume, pay them to repeat the same script to every customer walking in.

This one already has the costume on, already knows the script, and never gets tired of asking the same question for the hundredth time that day. Customers are filming it instead of just buying and leaving.

Retail counters were supposed to be safe from this for a while longer, too much small talk, too much personality needed. Turns out a hat and a friendly voice cover most of what the job actually was.

Nobody hired a mascot. They hired a robot that happens to wear one.

[Axia @0xAxia]

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[Kris @0xKristia]

@0xSyrex nice Sirex

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@0xSyrex WOW!!!

[Kris @0xKristia]

Same robot, three completely different scenes. Sorting mail in a kitchen, wrapped in a towel like it just got out of the shower, then walking a red carpet in a custom Tron suit at a movie premiere.

Old way: a robot was one thing, built for one task, staying in one room for its entire working life.

Optimus went from doing chores at home to standing at a film premiere in the same week, and neither setting looked out of place for it. That's the actual shift nobody's pricing in yet. It's not a warehouse tool anymore. It's starting to show up wherever people already are.

Everyone kept asking what job it would take first. Turns out it's not taking one job. It's just going everywhere a person already goes.

[Syrex.eth @0xSyrex]

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[Kris @0xKristia]

@0xSyrex nice Syrex good info🙃

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@0xAxia bookmarked😌

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@0xLimex wow!!!

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[Kris @0xKristia]

A woman walked through the city with Optimus a few steps behind her, carrying every shopping bag so her hands stayed empty.

Old way: valet parking, a driver on call, someone paid by the hour just to open doors and carry bags between stops.

This one doesn't clock out. It followed her down the sidewalk, held both bags without complaint, then opened the car door right as she reached it. No tip, no small talk, no scheduling around its lunch break.

People keep imagining Optimus on a factory floor first. Turns out the easiest job to hand over might be the one that used to come with a salary and a uniform.

She didn't hire an assistant. She just had one walking next to her.

[Syrex.eth @0xSyrex]

https://t.co/BODCayQVXH

[Kris @0xKristia]

@0xSyrex WOW!!!

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@0xAxia wow nice

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@0xDominiqq GREAT

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@0xSyrex thx 🥰

[Kris @0xKristia]

A woman got a Tesla Optimus delivered to her house. By the afternoon it was mowing the lawn, chopping vegetables for dinner, and holding her phone steady for the photo.

Old way: a boyfriend who forgets to cut the grass, ruins the recipe, and still can't find the right angle.

Optimus costs about $20,000 once. No dinners out, no gifts, no arguments about whose turn it is to cook. It just does the task and goes back to standing by the door, waiting for the next one.

Everyone expected robots to take factory jobs first. Turns out the easiest role to automate was the one nobody wanted to call a job.

She didn't unbox a robot. She unboxed a to do list that does itself.

[0xForge @0xForge]

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[Kris @0xKristia]

@0x_Squidward WOW😍😍😍