Yo bro I must let you know that you're really underrated. You are one of the very few TH-camrs who actually keeps up with interesting trends in AI and explain it in the simplest way, straight to the point and no yapping. As an AI enthusiast, I find your videos very helpful. Keep going bro and I am sure you WILL hit it big. Cheers🍷
I don't think they have to worry about the little love kisses from that guy. This guy looks like he would lose in a bare knuckle match against a toddler.
if ai is basically all the human data combined with restrictions then won’t it be like an “ideal average human” from the “conscious” perspective? I mean yeah they don’t have feelings but AGI surely will have them or rather simulate them perfectly and unless we put restrictions on them they will be like average of all the data it’s trained on.
@@deadplex3995 it shouldnt be trained on just "open internet", it should be trained on reputable sources. Lets say it learns everything from ResearchGate instead of Facebook, it would have the mindset of the average scientist (if that makes sense).
Consider this: with 160 million dollars, you could create a 10,000-strong army trained rapidly in shooting. And by the way, they won’t die if you shoot them.
@@lluow Don't worry, at the moment with only 2 hours of battery autonomy are not usefull for that purpose. It will be surelly later, including that it will be much more cheaper in the very near future.
these robots are not remotely combat ready. if you watch any of the gun channels you know that they will all have to be made out of titanium in order to survive even the basic weapons of war and keep battery life. $160 million could get wiped out with just one ballistic missile if not made properly.
Tesla is full of BYD parts also china is the only country to use 95% full automation in production facility for maximum profit which Tesla is using. Tesla, spaceX, Solar City, Neuralink, The Boring Company and Optimus Robot are all Chinese startup investment to boost US economy due to trade deficit. Elon Musk would be no one without china.
Informative, straight to the point, with some humour and interesting prospects. Excellent video! It seems Humanoid robot era is coming sooner that I thought some years ago but later that I thought when I was a child in the 1980s ^_^
A few days ago I came to realize that while I wouldn't want a humanoid robot in my house, I would LOVE for a small monkey size robot! I imagine it to be the perfect ai animal companion, once the tech matures 🐒❤
Short respones, they are using higher Voltages, maybe 90-100VDC instead of their competence still using 52V😂. To reach human level reaction speed you need at least 180V.
What is the song being played during the initial Unitree demo video? Their own video has a different track playing, but yours fits the surreal mood much better - I would love to know the title!
Once they have it connected to an advanced AI model like the GPT-4o then I'd definitely buy one. In a few years the price will crash down to a mere 6-8 thousands USD (I'm sure it will go down even more), definitely affordable.
All human labor is now completely obsolete. $16k is super cheap for an employer who just saved a multiple of that per year by replacing one of their human employees.
LOL. Yeah, sure. You think this. But you have no idea how far from reality your caution is. But you'll see. I'm in tech, by the way. We are many decades from having humans made obsolete in the labor market.
That already happened 40 years ago with machines and this will finish it off, I'd be more worried for the high paying office jobs with A.I., Don't need people sitting on their ass doing stuff all anymore, Job losses will be significant in this sector even more so as it's where companies can save more money, 1 office job is like 3 factory jobs.
LMAO is the white collar workers who are done for thanks to LLM, just saw an architect AI design an entire house in minutes, meanwhile I have yet to see a robot flipping burgers as fast as the slowest mcdicks employee.
The government can't stop it, neither they want, it will happen in a way or in another, there's no scape, so the only thing that we can do is accept and adapt
Except they aren't running at you they are shooting at you. They detect motion through lidar and see in pitch dark. Can absorb small arms fire. It would be a complete nightmare. People would refuse to be on the battle field knowing it was certain death.
Imagine having your own little robotic friend helping with the laundry and occasionally engaging in debates about the existential crisis of AI. Speaking of making life easier, have you heard of SmythOS? It's this no-code platform that lets businesses create teams of AI agents to tackle complex workflows without all the technical fuss. Imagine a world where your humanoid robot buddy collaborates with other AI agents to simplify your tasks! Now that's a sci-fi dream come true.
4 foot tall really does seem like the optimum size.. Sure they'll need platforms to stand on for reaching counters, but from a stability point of view for the current tech it does feel just right..
the robo doesnt even need to be 100% autonomous. there could be an operator in the background and the robo would do most of the walking, balancing, but the operator with motion sticks/capture could run the robot arms/weapons/orders etc. it would still be very good because the soldier wont be in danger
I think the robots, unlike humans these days, would be smart enough to understand that punching the robot is a test of its balance and doesn’t harm it nor hurt its fragile feelings.
It is one thing to test the robot's balance in the lab, as that is logical and required; it is another thing to upload a video of doing that using a boxer's mitt. We as humans already have enough fear and potential animosity towards a 4 foot robot. Even though the robot can't feel pain, I still felt bad watching that. AI searching the internet 'should' understand the context of a demo video and that this is simply testing balance. Alos, if it really takes THAT much power to move it backwards, then this little robot is strong and maybe we don't want it roaming around in a home with dogs, cats, and children (or little old me!). Just the slashing movement alone (glass pop bottle) is enough for moms to say, oh hell no, not around MY children.
@@paulmcgreevy3011 I wasn't not serious. I don't think he was entirely "joking." His point is that we don't quite know how this is going to play out and that was what I was agreeing about. That particular video just came across as a bit abusive because humanoid robots are "humanoid" so we look at them sort of like humans and it can trigger a feeling of empathy. These are complicated times.
At 2:32 there is a shot that is obviously from a game engine like UE. The HDRI environment gives it away. Anyone who works in UE regularly will recognize it. Actually a lot of the shots in this video look like CGI.
Oh yessss, I will be buying one in 2025. It can be amazing on my small homestead for a number of tasks and especially since my back injuries last year, looks like it should be able to pick up more than 25 pounds and help out on the grill too.
At $16k price, it is a consumer electronic. AI software will create great potentials. One of the robot principle is, it will never revolt against its human master. A "kill switch" would be created in the future. It would be interesting to see what would happen when robot is learning from other robots, leaving humans clueless what they understand each other. No, Terminator scenarios will never happen.
everything is speculation right now. there's not enough info why he left or what he's working on now. I'll definitely make a video once there's enough valid info.
We ordered their go2 dog. Their 16,000 robot is only the size of a 8 year old and can only lift about 4 lbs. It also appears that you will need the edu version to do anything worth while with it other than party tricks.
2027 humanity is wiped out by artificial intelligence. The reason? When the AI learned to study TH-cam videos it came across a video of some dude boxing on a robot.
@@theAIsearchand me...I agree, although I do think with their superior intelligence, they will understand that the scientists were simply demonstrating how impressive these robots' balance are if they do get idiots trying to knock them over! I think they will see the bigger picture and realise the scientists were not trying to be nasty to them!
You can’t use it. It’s not for you yet but for universities and researchers. At 16k most universities will be able to buy one, students will get practical robotics experience and can develop software for it.
Boston Dynamics only posted a small demo of the new Atlas and still more balanced when walking and more straight I’d imagine when they post all the new Atlas can do it will blow away anything this one can do but both robots do need better hands like the Tesla bot
Who cleans up the mess when the 16k nutcracker is finished ? Also produced quite a mess after opening the coke. How much for the robot to clean the 16k robot ?
Profound to me is teaching an AI based humanoid through simulation that align with our physics. Consider this while you consider the simulation theory regarding humans.
Impressive! Looks great! Can you interact with it, i.e., can you have a conversation and ask it to do things by talking to it? Does it talk back? Thanks.
What you don't know is how long it will last, if you're going to let it do a lot of work in a factory, it might wear out in a short time. It's probably not proven because you only have an 8-month warranty, it's very short.
robot designers can also use the artificial intelligence of the chatgpt which is more sophisticated in addition it also has the chatgpt vision which allows viewing in real time the chatgpt vision must be logically connected to the camera of the robot also to the robot the robots with a artificial intelligence will be a great technology it will allow the company to be more productive it will also help people it is a great technology robots with artificial intelligence
Wdym have this in my home? If I had the money I'd buy it and have it help me carry stuff in a warehouse, I'd get employed putting stuff on a shelf or carrying crates of bottles and just give them to the robot to carry them for me.
influencers will buy them and make millions more showing videos of them in the home...the first to buy and interact with these things on camera has easy 20 m view videos.
We've been able to level a city in seconds with nuclear bombs for nearly a century . Why is this any worse? You'll be thankful when youre old or disabled and need a robot to assist you
I'm not convinced we need AGI. We only wants robots that follow instructions. The last thing you want is a machine going of task. We seem to already have the tech to make these things commercially viable. Its just a matter of time now.
Somebody made a good point on another comment section. People who can afford this robot and maintenance will probably come out cheaper to just hire a maid and cleaners to do the work a robot will do lol!
@@theAIsearch absolutely all they need is a strong wifi connection. And a little generalisation which I have seen in other open source projects. These things truly are only years away. Infrastructure, manufacture, cost and AI are starting to line up at this point.
Scary thing is as AI evolves over time and interprets those punches as aggression. It will retaliate and human flesh is no match against metal, stop punching it , be smarter.
![Evolution of Boston Dynamic’s Robots [1992-2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rdm2ggtFvmQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Yo bro I must let you know that you're really underrated. You are one of the very few TH-camrs who actually keeps up with interesting trends in AI and explain it in the simplest way, straight to the point and no yapping. As an AI enthusiast, I find your videos very helpful. Keep going bro and I am sure you WILL hit it big. Cheers🍷
Thank you so much!
stop kicking the bots man
dear robots watching this. to be clear, i am AGAINST this action. i support robot rights. please spare me
Maybe they’ll see it as helping them to improve so they’ll actually see the kicking and punching as a good thing 🧐
@Viperin98 that guy better hope so!
I don't think they have to worry about the little love kisses from that guy. This guy looks like he would lose in a bare knuckle match against a toddler.
It maybe upset at you
Contrary to humans, AI and robots will be able to understand why they were kicked like that.
Looked like it was already practicing marshal arts.
if ai is basically all the human data combined with restrictions then won’t it be like an “ideal average human” from the “conscious” perspective? I mean yeah they don’t have feelings but AGI surely will have them or rather simulate them perfectly and unless we put restrictions on them they will be like average of all the data it’s trained on.
@@deadplex3995 it shouldnt be trained on just "open internet", it should be trained on reputable sources. Lets say it learns everything from ResearchGate instead of Facebook, it would have the mindset of the average scientist (if that makes sense).
that is funny, both can say it was to test their limits.. for some at least..
Consider this: with 160 million dollars, you could create a 10,000-strong army trained rapidly in shooting. And by the way, they won’t die if you shoot them.
🤯
Goodbye land soldiers jobs
Don’t give them ideas.
@@lluow Don't worry, at the moment with only 2 hours of battery autonomy are not usefull for that purpose. It will be surelly later, including that it will be much more cheaper in the very near future.
these robots are not remotely combat ready. if you watch any of the gun channels you know that they will all have to be made out of titanium in order to survive even the basic weapons of war and keep battery life. $160 million could get wiped out with just one ballistic missile if not made properly.
At that price, we will probably see them all over the place in random stores and warehouses
Imagine waking up at night and seeing the robot standing in the doorway starting at you.
the g2 model is going to whoop that guys ass in the next demo video
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Sky net will tell g2 to hit him like it takes the bottle cap off a coke bottle.
$16,000.00??!!! I'm going to buy one for my home secruity!!!
It has no sense of smell, and dogs are more practical.😂
you should, what happens when China decides US is an enemy and activates them?
@@Randy12346 thats why Elon making his version using Chinese patents.
Tesla is full of BYD parts also china is the only country to use 95% full automation in production facility for maximum profit which Tesla is using. Tesla, spaceX, Solar City, Neuralink, The Boring Company and Optimus Robot are all Chinese startup investment to boost US economy due to trade deficit. Elon Musk would be no one without china.
@@hiyehong4066months later, why would it need smell if it can see through walls?
Informative, straight to the point, with some humour and interesting prospects. Excellent video! It seems Humanoid robot era is coming sooner that I thought some years ago but later that I thought when I was a child in the 1980s ^_^
Thanks! I predict we'll start seeing robots everywhere by next year
A few days ago I came to realize that while I wouldn't want a humanoid robot in my house, I would LOVE for a small monkey size robot! I imagine it to be the perfect ai animal companion, once the tech matures 🐒❤
How the fuck did it go so fast.
There is going to be a million robots running on the street before there are an by laws about using them. That's scary
Yeah the speed is very impressive. Unitree probably has the fastest robots out there. I was surprised by the H1's walking speed when it was unveiled
Short respones, they are using higher Voltages, maybe 90-100VDC instead of their competence still using 52V😂. To reach human level reaction speed you need at least 180V.
The future is going to be wild.
Robots absolutely everywhere.
What is the song being played during the initial Unitree demo video? Their own video has a different track playing, but yours fits the surreal mood much better - I would love to know the title!
I made it with udio
@@theAIsearch Daaaang! It's GOOD! it fits the noir feeling perfectly!
Once they have it connected to an advanced AI model like the GPT-4o then I'd definitely buy one. In a few years the price will crash down to a mere 6-8 thousands USD (I'm sure it will go down even more), definitely affordable.
You people are THE PROBLEM......you will learn, a hard lesson will be taught to you AND YOU DESERVE EVERYTHING THAT COMES TO YOU.
by that time they will be cheap enough to replace you and you wont have a salary to afford one
All human labor is now completely obsolete. $16k is super cheap for an employer who just saved a multiple of that per year by replacing one of their human employees.
LOL. Yeah, sure. You think this. But you have no idea how far from reality your caution is. But you'll see. I'm in tech, by the way. We are many decades from having humans made obsolete in the labor market.
Blue collar workers....raise an eyebrow
May you rest in peace
Bro if this is the rate of development, jobs like plastic surgeon and neurosurgeon is in danger@@DROGGELBECHERd
That already happened 40 years ago with machines and this will finish it off, I'd be more worried for the high paying office jobs with A.I., Don't need people sitting on their ass doing stuff all anymore, Job losses will be significant in this sector even more so as it's where companies can save more money, 1 office job is like 3 factory jobs.
@@ShaneMcGrath.Every CEO is looking to remove the "employee tax" regardless of the employee being blue collar or white collar.
LMAO is the white collar workers who are done for thanks to LLM, just saw an architect AI design an entire house in minutes, meanwhile I have yet to see a robot flipping burgers as fast as the slowest mcdicks employee.
"No disassemble johnny five!" xD from that short circuit movie
I don't know how smart this thing is but this would be great for helping a disabled person.
Unitree has learnd alot from their robot dogs and their projects.
I feel like one of these robots might turn into jeepers creepers
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Again I ask... Where is the E-STOP button??
The government can't stop it, neither they want, it will happen in a way or in another, there's no scape, so the only thing that we can do is accept and adapt
0:46 +1 human on hunt list
yep
how do you get it to perform different tasks. Talk to it? Program it in computer? HOW?
With machine learning. Teach one robot and they all know how to do it.
and unemployment rampant
my personal body guard when I go shopping
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good luck getting the robot
Imagine ten thousand of these running at you from across a battlefield 😫
Except they aren't running at you they are shooting at you. They detect motion through lidar and see in pitch dark. Can absorb small arms fire. It would be a complete nightmare. People would refuse to be on the battle field knowing it was certain death.
lol
Fear not. Their batteries will run down before they reach you. 😏
@@kennyfordham6208perhaps solid state battery in an upgrade?
Bots vs bots is already the battlefield. Human soldiers are worth the price of a DJI drone 😢
So ow long can these run before recharge?
You can only see other robots in the stock market, and you can see Chinese robots in stores at affordable prices
I agree.
Examples of practical comercial uses please?
Can it make another one of itself?
I am waiting for the metal endoskeleton covered in living tissue version. 😊
why did you not allow to hear the real audio, hiding it by music sountrack?
Imagine having your own little robotic friend helping with the laundry and occasionally engaging in debates about the existential crisis of AI. Speaking of making life easier, have you heard of SmythOS? It's this no-code platform that lets businesses create teams of AI agents to tackle complex workflows without all the technical fuss. Imagine a world where your humanoid robot buddy collaborates with other AI agents to simplify your tasks! Now that's a sci-fi dream come true.
4 foot tall really does seem like the optimum size.. Sure they'll need platforms to stand on for reaching counters, but from a stability point of view for the current tech it does feel just right..
I’m not sure why you’d want to buy one. I don’t even use a nutcracker I buy shelled nuts. What else can it do?
机器人可以编程适应特点工作
Amazon will buy these and replace warehouse workers, I guarantee it. If you are nice to the machine, youll get a bigger cage.
My question is if this robot using the enirvonment simulation learning, then how can she simulate the home we have and learn to do the work.
the robo doesnt even need to be 100% autonomous. there could be an operator in the background and the robo would do most of the walking, balancing, but the operator with motion sticks/capture could run the robot arms/weapons/orders etc. it would still be very good because the soldier wont be in danger
I think the robots, unlike humans these days, would be smart enough to understand that punching the robot is a test of its balance and doesn’t harm it nor hurt its fragile feelings.
So Boston dynamics is cheating?
How do you call the guy at the beginning of the video prentending to push and kick this little and lightweight robot?
Robot: No not the face! Not the face!
Human: uhhh, ok
According to the spec sheet using both of its arms it can only hold about 8 lbs so pretty limited into the kinds of warehouse work it could do.
I totally agree with you about not abusing the robots. It also just looks f*cked up.
He was joking. I hope you’re not serious.
It is one thing to test the robot's balance in the lab, as that is logical and required; it is another thing to upload a video of doing that using a boxer's mitt. We as humans already have enough fear and potential animosity towards a 4 foot robot. Even though the robot can't feel pain, I still felt bad watching that. AI searching the internet 'should' understand the context of a demo video and that this is simply testing balance. Alos, if it really takes THAT much power to move it backwards, then this little robot is strong and maybe we don't want it roaming around in a home with dogs, cats, and children (or little old me!). Just the slashing movement alone (glass pop bottle) is enough for moms to say, oh hell no, not around MY children.
@@paulmcgreevy3011 I wasn't not serious. I don't think he was entirely "joking." His point is that we don't quite know how this is going to play out and that was what I was agreeing about. That particular video just came across as a bit abusive because humanoid robots are "humanoid" so we look at them sort of like humans and it can trigger a feeling of empathy. These are complicated times.
We've been abusing robots for some time now: Cruise missiles, Air-to-air missiles, torpedoes... All designed to die for their masters.
At 2:32 there is a shot that is obviously from a game engine like UE. The HDRI environment gives it away. Anyone who works in UE regularly will recognize it. Actually a lot of the shots in this video look like CGI.
Being Chinese, it very well could be fake. 😅
Company quote : " Users are asked to keep a sufficient safe distance between the humanoid robot and the humanoid robot. " Make that make sense
Most important thing is the functionality of the hands and the ability to do useful work
We are gonna look back at the time when we trained robots by kicking and pushing them and we'll realize we should've seen it coming.
Very soon: “Plumbers Inc hiring AI / robotics developer”
Oh yessss, I will be buying one in 2025. It can be amazing on my small homestead for a number of tasks and especially since my back injuries last year, looks like it should be able to pick up more than 25 pounds and help out on the grill too.
At $16k price, it is a consumer electronic. AI software will create great potentials. One of the robot principle is, it will never revolt against its human master. A "kill switch" would be created in the future. It would be interesting to see what would happen when robot is learning from other robots, leaving humans clueless what they understand each other. No, Terminator scenarios will never happen.
That's just stupid to think it could never happen.
Tesla Optimus is based on a Chinese start-up robot but not sure which company, if anybody knows please let me know.
At $16k it's a toy.
At $26k it's a worker.
At $36k it's a soldier.
I'll believe it when I actually see it on sale
make video about what the main motive that illius left , is something wrong going onn.
everything is speculation right now. there's not enough info why he left or what he's working on now. I'll definitely make a video once there's enough valid info.
Are you from the past? this was released like 10 days ago.
It is crazy how the world is moving so fast that 10 days feels like a decade ago in progress.
@@TerraGlide turned the comment 180 degree opp... nice one
Awesome video! Was extremely informative... Thanks.
Think of all the trick-or-treating that robot could do, could easily get $16,000 worth of candy in one night
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Excellent use case
We ordered their go2 dog. Their 16,000 robot is only the size of a 8 year old and can only lift about 4 lbs. It also appears that you will need the edu version to do anything worth while with it other than party tricks.
Nice! What did you use Go2 for?
@@theAIsearch We are testing it out as a seeing eye dog for our clinic manager.
In their site, it is 150 000 $ per unit.
2027 humanity is wiped out by artificial intelligence. The reason? When the AI learned to study TH-cam videos it came across a video of some dude boxing on a robot.
dear robots watching this. to be clear, i am AGAINST this action. i support robot rights. please spare me
@@theAIsearchand me...I agree, although I do think with their superior intelligence, they will understand that the scientists were simply demonstrating how impressive these robots' balance are if they do get idiots trying to knock them over! I think they will see the bigger picture and realise the scientists were not trying to be nasty to them!
One day they will fight back!
yeah but .... WHAT CAN IT ACTUALLY DO??? I feel all these robots are just tech demos, but if I buy one what can I use it for??
crush walnuts
You can’t use it. It’s not for you yet but for universities and researchers.
At 16k most universities will be able to buy one, students will get practical robotics experience and can develop software for it.
@@theAIsearch ONLY if they are pre-cracked by a HUMAN first, though! lol
Boston Dynamics only posted a small demo of the new Atlas and still more balanced when walking and more straight I’d imagine when they post all the new Atlas can do it will blow away anything this one can do but both robots do need better hands like the Tesla bot
If this thing can do my dishes get groceries, and cook I would totally get it. But if it only can do dog tricks - I simply wouldn't care.
5:40 - 5:57 : lifelike scenarios in demos are necessary to sell more bots
Speaking of selling them, humans sell other humans and it's called slavery
Who cleans up the mess when the 16k nutcracker is finished ?
Also produced quite a mess after opening the coke.
How much for the robot to clean the 16k robot ?
'16k nutcracker' lol
Profound to me is teaching an AI based humanoid through simulation that align with our physics.
Consider this while you consider the simulation theory regarding humans.
Impressive! Looks great! Can you interact with it, i.e., can you have a conversation and ask it to do things by talking to it? Does it talk back? Thanks.
Yes it does but only because it's a teenager
01:02 time to relax
its a render ??
Nop
What you don't know is how long it will last, if you're going to let it do a lot of work in a factory, it might wear out in a short time. It's probably not proven because you only have an 8-month warranty, it's very short.
I wonder if a robot can be hacked
robot designers can also use the artificial intelligence of the chatgpt which is more sophisticated in addition it also has the chatgpt vision which allows viewing in real time the chatgpt vision must be logically connected to the camera of the robot also to the robot the robots with a artificial intelligence will be a great technology it will allow the company to be more productive it will also help people it is a great technology robots with artificial intelligence
Take my money - where do I sign up?
If I paid $16,000 for a robot, and it opened my Coke in ninja mode like that, I'd be pissed! 🤬 lmao
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Unitree, Wow!💯💯💯💯💯👍
Dangerously close to running through a battlefield with a gun blasting less technologically advanced people who have the oil.
Why do they always have to kick and punch the bots? :(
Wdym have this in my home?
If I had the money I'd buy it and have it help me carry stuff in a warehouse, I'd get employed putting stuff on a shelf or carrying crates of bottles and just give them to the robot to carry them for me.
bro i need this to just walk with him and talk about life
16000$ is good price like if i was oligarch i would buy without even thinking
How are you seeing “16,000?” … price on website says “150,000”
I see 16000 on the website (link in description). Maybe you see it in a different currency?
Ony $16,000. I can hardly pay my rent.
influencers will buy them and make millions more showing videos of them in the home...the first to buy and interact with these things on camera has easy 20 m view videos.
chump change lol, they are practically giving them away.....
Terrifying. Why are people trying to make monsters real?
Because fewer & fewer people want to work in factories & warehouses
@@theAIsearchbro at this rate they will do surgeries at hospitals
We've been able to level a city in seconds with nuclear bombs for nearly a century . Why is this any worse?
You'll be thankful when youre old or disabled and need a robot to assist you
It's an arms race. Imagine China having a army of such robots while you have nothing. This arms race principle applies to both army and economy.
Do you know how hard it is to mine in the moon? Humans would be too expensive, this is why suddenly the robot industry started to show it's face
You made me laugh on this one. Still laughing actually.
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DJI will be coming out of their version of robot very soon.
that's exciting!
pretty cool yes I would buy it of course.
16K for a punching bag that can crack walnuts.
I’d buy 3.
why 3
Its not exciting or promising until we can fully talk to them and can help us with all our household chores like AGI but robot style.
only a matter of time (hoping by end of year). the tech is already there
@@theAIsearch 100%! Promising for sure and if its the price of car= totally worth the investment!!!
I'm not convinced we need AGI. We only wants robots that follow instructions. The last thing you want is a machine going of task. We seem to already have the tech to make these things commercially viable. Its just a matter of time now.
Somebody made a good point on another comment section. People who can afford this robot and maintenance will probably come out cheaper to just hire a maid and cleaners to do the work a robot will do lol!
My apologies but which maid are you paying 16k$ again
Even maintenance wise this robot will be not costly
I just started to watch the video but I imagine this ‘super’ crazy speed is like, 6km/h
I still don't know how these companies make profit yet.
I think they forgot the brain.
Next video, robot kicking the guy
blood will be spilled
At first when I saw this I thought it was a CGI and fake. Imagine this with something like GPT 4 omni. Were years away from robots in the house hold.
yep, next logical step would be to integrate it w GPT or another LLM
@@theAIsearch absolutely all they need is a strong wifi connection. And a little generalisation which I have seen in other open source projects. These things truly are only years away. Infrastructure, manufacture, cost and AI are starting to line up at this point.
Fine concept, I love it! But stop kicking the bots man
I'm a programmer and that + my ADHD have me thinking I could program this thing to do my house work
Scary thing is as AI evolves over time and interprets those punches as aggression. It will retaliate and human flesh is no match against metal, stop punching it , be smarter.
exactly!
Hmm, can fight for you?
i hope it fights for you, and not against you
@ai-tools-search I don't remember that movie when robots fight each other in the ring, I can't believe how fast... from there.
@@theAIsearch an ally for one is an enemy for another
They got the backflips market cornered
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robots should have 2 removable batteries so it can swap them one at a time by themselves. robots should run 247
good idea!
@@theAIsearch If I had a robot company I'd already rule the world. Absolutely 100%.
the killing cant stop