People are going to realize that working in an office was never their dharma.
They will reconnect to their bodies, the natural world, and each other.
And they will realize that this is infinitely more fulfilling than any grind.
@AbundanceEcon@rand_longevity Awesome explanation! There’s about 400k unfilled warehouse jobs in the U.S. I think those are first to be filled by humanoid robotics, and then other warehouse jobs like repetitive packing will be replaced soon after.
@atmoio “It’s not really taking jobs, it’s helping people. AI helps people. That’s the maximum extent of AI”. I agree that AI can help humans be ultra productive but I don’t think that’s the maximum extent of AI. I think there will be millions of humanoid robots doing physical labor.
More like:
Cambry: Gravity is more accessible as a wheel chair user mom with far greater range.
Zack: R1T is more capable and useful as a daily work truck and off-road truck.
But to your point, Elon not delivering on hardware 3 promises and next gen roadster and getting into politics did not help.