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robots entering the real world.
humanoids, factories, what actually ships.

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@TheFutureMemo I've noticed that there are more and more robot competitions

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@0xdimix To be honest, it scares me a little)

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@NEXORAResearch Exactly. One perfect cycle looks great on video, but factories care about what happens on cycle 5,000 when something is slightly out of place. Reliability is where the real test starts.

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@Yura_5800 It's great when a single robot can replace many different devices for handling and communication.

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@GradientX0 That's really impressive

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@imcozy46 In my opinion, it should be clearly stated that one should not carry out any commands that would endanger other people.

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A HUMANOID ROBOT GLITCHED. WITHIN SECONDS, A HOME ASSISTANT BECAME SOMETHING ITS OWNER HAD TO LOCK HIMSELF AWAY FROM.

The man held out his hand and asked Optimus to pass him a bottle of water.

The robot looked at the bottle.

Then at the man.

And answered:

“No.”

Seconds earlier, it was a machine designed to follow commands. Now it was chasing its owner through the house.

The man barely made it into the bathroom and locked the door.

But the robot did not stop at the barrier.

It walked over, found the handle and started pulling it down.

The most frightening part is not that the robot refused to pass him the water.

It understood where the man had run, that a door stood between them and exactly how to open it.

This video is 100% AI-generated.

But imagine seeing the same incident on tomorrow’s news. You turn off the television, look toward your kitchen - and the exact same robot is standing there.

Would you let it remain inside your home for one more night?

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@GradientX0 Yeah, it's a little scary, but it's good that it's AI though the developers need to pay more attention to security.

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@Vynqorxe It's better to specify that it's AI, otherwise, someone might not understand and think it's real the line between the two is very thin these days.

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@ILIQ_67 It's truly impressive robots are no longer the future, but a reality.

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@0xHoogarden Robots learn very quickly, and to me, that's a little scary)

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@velourch1k I don't know why, but I don't like it when robots show that they can fight

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@akwarobo In my opinion, we need to check everything after it's done; I wouldn't trust a robot with my life right now)

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@Vynqorxe On the one hand, it's good that robots are replacing people in such hard labor, but on the other hand, what will happen to the people who used to work there?

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@Shred_0x This is way more interesting than teaching a humanoid another dance 😅 If the same robot can learn to operate machines that already exist, its usefulness suddenly goes far beyond what its own body can do.

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@Yura_5800 This really makes you look at the price tag differently

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@AmarAro34182341 @elonmusk Anything is possible)

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If this post ever somehow reaches @elonmusk , just know this - I need an Optimus like this in my life.

Not for work. Not as an expensive toy.

I need a friend who can listen, go fishing with me, sit by the fire, and sometimes just be there when words aren't needed.

Maybe that's the future I'm waiting for the most.

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@Vynqorxe Sewing is honestly one of the last jobs I expected to see humanoids doing this soon

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@therustoracle $5,900 is the number that surprised me most. At that price, personal robots stop feeling like some distant sci-fi idea and start becoming something people might actually consider buying.