Step 1: build a flawless self driving system
Step 2: make it follow the worst navigation in the auto industry??
@tesla navigation sucks.
The worst part is it will navigate me the wrong way down a one way street and FSD HAS ACTUALLY DONE IT BEFORE.
@Tesla I would love to be able to turn off the lane departure warning without having to disable FSD.
Road markings are a mess in my city and we regularly drive over virtual medians. Hearing blaring beeping every time I take an exit or make a left turn is pretty irritating.
@Starbucks I really want to be able to say to my @bot agent “order my iced triple espresso.”
The problem: after signing in on my agent’s browser, I am immediately signed out. Likely anti-bot measures?
Any way to get this working?
@PeterDiamandis I support the right to UBI! Universal basic intelligence. Everyone deserves access to a useful agent for their day-to-day lives. Something they can talk to in native language instead of having to interface with technology via screens and a myriad of apps.
Just seeing the mRNA vaccines passing phase 3 recently brings me so much excitement for the world ahead. Like Demis said, we have a shot at curing ALL diseases.
In my opinion, housing is the biggest societal bottleneck in America.
On average, renters in America spend 30% of their income on rent. Lowering the cost of rent alone will be major relief for all struggling Americans.
China shipped about 97% of humanoid robots in the first half of the year. US is still doing 10-20 unit R&D batches.
Commentators don't ship. Factories do.
The other plot is robots stole my job, so freeze the tech and seize the robots.
Those people are not building Index. They're not shipping a pancake robot.
The timeline is humans get paid to teach robots. Then robots get cheap. Then chores get cheap. Then you keep the hours.
That's capitalism. That's abundance. That's the whole plot.
And in SF you can already hire a humanoid to clean your apartment for $30/hr.
It's slow. It's remotely operated. Version 1.0 looks a little stupid. That's fine.