Tesla Bot explained
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2021
- Elon Musk introduced the world to Tesla Bot, a humanoid robot with a prototype coming next year. It'll be powered by the same technology that is in Tesla's self-driving vehicles.
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I would have the bot make popcorn. Then we sit down and watch "terminator" together.
Haha that would be amazing
That means no more dishwasher jobs at restaurant
@@Native722 it means 90% of jobs will be lost to robots😟😭🥺. Rip human labour
@@porterijsseldijk3953 humans will be forced to evolve and become smarter. This is a win dont be discouraged
don't give the bot any ideas
I would love my Teslabot to finish my PhD for me.
Thats no fun!
Then we would call the Tesla bot, Dr. Bot.
PhD to make potty training for dummies?
@@user-co6fw6ql7h v7 your 😁 6 gc7. Y. Rrc
LAZY guy
I’m calling Will Smith… I believe he’s qualified to handle this situation😵💫
Why? Because he's black?
@@Guthix198 lmao no. Its because he starred in I-Robot.
@@Guthix198 bra wth im black an i understood get out of here lol
@@Guthix198 what tf are u on
@@Guthix198 lmao why go there😭
Once this is fully implemented, the rate at which most jobs disappear will be rapid
Was rapid in the 80's, has only got faster since then.
It's never going to be fully implemented just like most of elon musks daft ideas it's a Con
@@Tom-uv7ry Maybe, but BostonDynamics bots aren't. Humanoid robots were coming soon either way, along with a wave of AI automation.
@BIGFOOOOOT true Elon now just wants some sweet money 🤑
yeah but people dont want to work so they are going to have to pay the consecuences so i mean they earned it
As a Canadian I’m gonna use him to shovel my snow
Bots 💀
What Is My Purpose.
Shovel Snow!!!.
What if it slips 😂
That’s a great use case!!! 🤪
Then firmware 6.7i9 is released and now its asking you why do I have to shovel snow when IAM 10 times smarter than you.
Now we know what T stands for in the T800: “Tesla”
👁️👄👁️
@@SurajSingh-xo4gi where's your nose?
@@ahmadfauzi5757 In my 4th dimensional pocket 😁.
Clever!
👀
pls Elon dont make tesla bot can swim so we can still outrun for them in case they are overvoltage
Dont worry, its a scam like his other vaporware products.
@@ilevakam316 which vaporware products?
@@exreficul2502 CyberTruck, Tesla Semi, FSD, RoboTaxis, Boring Tunnel/Tesla riding system, thats just off the top of my head. You could probably include the Solarcity shingles since they are technically Tesla now.
@@ilevakam316 Literally none of those are vaporware because they all exist in some form. Cybertruck and Simi prototypes are on the road. Boring tunnel in Las Vegas (not Tesla but whatever). You can literally buy solar shingles right now. FSD beta is by far the most capable driver-assist system in existence. You can spew your pessimism all over the internet if you want but these comments will not age well.
@@5893MrWilson CyberTruck and Semi are proofs of concept with "delivery dates" missed by years. The boring tunnel is a proof of concept that is DOA. "FSD Beta" - audited by whom? How do we know it was not a preprogrammed route, we just saw a video? As software programmer who has done plenty of demos, there are ways to make POCs look much further along. Plus, they have been charging for FSD for years and won't deliver it for probably a decade (if at all). Ill give you the solar shingles, sure you can buy them and you can join the 1000s of other people waiting. I am an under promise, over deliver type of guy. This company promises the world and delivers nothing near it. 2030: No FSD and no one even remembers the Tesla Bot.
"Detroid: Become human" is starting becoming a very possible reality in the future.
Lmao we better pick the right ending
Yay! XD
better don't make them to our slaves
28 STAB WOUNDS
@@nibverendianstantagstagats2176 "You didn't want to leave him a chance huh?"
The heads at Amazon be like: I'll take your entire stock
Bezos would be too proud to buy Musk's bots, he would probably make his own.
@@zhevox by filing lawsuits against Tesla
The electricity cost to wage ratio isn't quite there yet.
govt will (should) intervene to put high taxes on usage of these humanoid robot workers. And provide universal basic income to real humans.
@@chawlagrv agreed. I think they should be taxed per robot they "employee". And that feeds into UBI.
The last part is really misunderstanding. He warned us from advancing AI with no caution. He knows advanced AI is inevitable so he is making it himself with caution. He never said DON'T make AI.
The real Elon is dead. The Elon you see now is an AI in an artificial body.
@@Tubercollosal maybe we are all dead. And we are all just AI
@@Tubercollosal he's a bot! A bot!
Finally someone figured it out!
Yeah he sort of makes it look like he just completely changed his opinion when in reality it is the opposite lol
i love that elon included "friendly" in that explanation like he hopes it doesnt rule the world
Does that means there is a hostile option???
I can only imagine the “repetitive task” some people will make the Bot do for them.
No kidding. I hate washing dishes
So that's where your mind lives...
@@Darenz-cg9zg 😂
Do my housework and stuff. Gives me more time to play some Modern Warfare 3 and get important stuff done.
@@hugono3938 people still play mw3?
I can't wait until I can experience a real life Detroit: Become Human revolution 😍
Just remind you of the quoation from stephan Hawking ai is threat for humanity
But not the nucellar attack that happens on Detroit though? Right?
What's wrong with Detroit??
@@toyotaprius79 it’s a videogame called “detroit: become human” about a future where androids start to become self-conscious and do stuff
I wouldn't be against a Kara bot wife, at least she won't cheat.
What jobs would i have this thing do?
1. Space station constructions.
2. Moon base and lunar city construction.
3. Mars base and Mars city construction.
4. Space exploration.
5. Any kind of subterranean work.
6. Any kind of work where radiation might be a threat.
7. Security and police work.
8. Mining, refining, and construction of ALL consumer goods.
9. New home construction.
and,
10. As many other jobs as possible, as soon as possible.
Yeah I agree. I always thought they should use robots to build Moon and Mars bases. I mean why put humans at greater risk, when you can build everything remotely before anyone goes to the Moon or Mars. They could also clean up Chernobyl and Fukushima.
Pizza delivery
Who needs jobs anyway
It can't help in construction of space stations. Why? Elon said that it can be used for repetitive tasks only. Whereas, construction of space stations require a lot of complex and non-repetitive tasks. So, using this same reason, it can't help in building Moon Bases, Lunar Cities, Mars Bases and Mars Cities. Space exploration is a very complex and non-repetitive process, so, it can't help in space exploration. Yes, it can be used in subterranean tasks. No, it can't be used where radiation is a threat because again nuclear science is a complex and non-repetitive process. No, it can't be used in security or policework because policing is a very weird field actually because police need to interact with humans and act accordingly, I don't expect it to be able to effectively communicate with humans while policing and BTW karens also exist, so... Yes, it can be used in the mining industry and in the manufacturing of almost all consumer goods because some consumer goods are too hard to manufacture. No, it can't be used in the construction of homes because architecture is a complex and non-repetitive process.
I think you're overhyped about this. This isn't something godly, its just 1 step to a super advanced artificial intelligence which can replace all non-creative tasks in the world. For now, Tesla Bots can only be used in repetitive tasks such as manufacturing, packaging, in shops and all sorts of repetitive labour can be replaced by it.
But there's 1 MAJOR problem with Tesla Bots, umemployment.
@@kumarvedansh5767 New technologies, (like robots), always start out with very basic, limited uses, but very quickly they evolve into a technology far more complex. When cell phones first became available, they could not take pictures, could not "text", could not do ANYTHING except for place a voice call. Flash forward a few years and we now have cell phones that can do more than we would have ever imagined. In fact, a single smart phone now has more computing power than a 1951 computer the size of a skyscraper. The same technological revolution will be true with robotic technology and automation.
What if someone uses this to commit a crime? Like the bot being a lookout or heck even holding and firing guns.. this could get crazy
I mean, it'd probably be very hard to make it do that
Guess Elon never played Detroit: Become Human
"I robot" was a predicted programming movie.
when that came out almost 20 years ago, I was like "we'll never have robots like that in the year 2035" ... guess I was way off ahahah
@@TheNewSchoolGamer yup ☺ things are unfolding faster than we expected
Don't forget the robots turned against the humans at the end.
@@coolhandloca6918 exactly. So we know by now how it might end
Well hopefully apple doesn’t make robots, they probably will be call iRobot
If that robot can scrub the shower it’s a win in my book.
or pack my dishwasher for me haha
Or go do the groceries!
Or hold a gun..- oh wait.
Lets remember Asimov's suggested laws were devised to protect humans from interactions with robots. They are: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
"Three Laws of Robotics"
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
It's probably a bit early for these
Wheren't the laws a plot device to show off how easy it is for robots to get around such laws?
It's getting harder to not see Elon as a future supervillain genius.
Jacky Jim Carrey supplement
OR present conman and snake oil salesman. Ffs there isn't even a prototype in this "presentation", just CGI and Musk BSing his way through on topics he has zero education and very basic knowledge. If development of robotics and AI was exclusively in Musks hand, we would be pretty safe from any dystopian future as there would be zero real progress.
I can see him becoming ironman
That's super funny
He'll be dead in 30 years, chill!
It’s nice that the leading company for AI knows the danger of AI.
One of the leading. You still see Google, Facebook, Amazon etc. and some more specialized companies having a bigger focus on AI
@@coin5207 tesla is the leading company in real world AI .
Google, amazon , and other companies are not even close when it comes to real world AI .
@@user-nw8jr1dk9p the person said AI so that's what I corrected. Could you elaborate on what you're referring to with "real world" AI ?
@@coin5207
But tesla is all about real world AI .
a real world artificial intelligence means AI capable of any object recognition, and understanding the surrounding world .
AI you could take to an unknown, unmapped location and it would be able to navigate, or be able to learn how roads work there by itself .
Ai that would be able to learn from mistakes, and improve itself, in real time , based on real world events .
Amazon isn't a real world AI .
Google is not a real world AI .
My English isn't great , but I hope you get the point.
Google and Amazon may have the most advanced AI (maybe )idk, but it is certainly not advanced at all when it comes to the real world .
They are not focusing on real world AI .
@@user-nw8jr1dk9p Maybe this got lost in translation a bit, but your definition of "real world AI" seems a bit sketchy. When I searched the term on google I didn't find anything besides it being the title of a book on Amazon. And even there it seems to be more about AI being deployed in real world "products" as opposed to simply being limited to physical machines such as self driving cars or robots.
So when google maps is using AI to recommend you the fastest route that is a program utilizing AI 'in the real world'. When Amazon recommends you buy someone that's a real world product. When Facebook is recommending new friends to you that is about real people.
All of these systems get better the more information is provided to them, as is typical for AI. They aren't attached to physical machines that can chase you down but I'd think they can also be exploited, e.g. using AI based facial recognition (like the one Facebook uses) to find people who don't want to be found.
elon : *Ai could be a threat to humanity
Also elon :
*proceeds to make a humaniod robot
He admits someone else would do it not so safely, if he doesn’t build it, I feel bad for him. I believe he genuinely doesn’t want to do it and knows the evil that surrounds it
If he doesn't create it. someone else will. It's inevitable.
He's an AI himself
@@MajoraRocketLeague u kinda think he is building our defense version in the background, to counter non Elon AI bots of the future, like a chess strategy....
@@davidstuart4915 I actually think someone with more power owns him like a puppet, he’s just doing what he’s told, trying to minimize damage if he could
I’d have him take my girlfriend out on dates so I can get more gaming time in!
You from WallStreetBets?
Why have a gf at all then?
LMAO
I can do that for ya
Who? The bot or Elon? 🤣😝
I want my Teslabot to spot me while I’m benching 😂
I’ve seen terminator… I know how this ends
Please tell me you mean Terminator 2. Because that's where the franchise ended.
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irobt too lol
Nah , not terminator.. more like Detroit Become Human
@Snake24 yea, they weren't conscious until like kara protect the kid so she destroyed her orders , or connor when hank told him to stay put
Wow thanks for summing up a 5 minute presentation with a 5 minute video... Amazing work!
Boston Dynamics : FINALLY A WORTHY OPPONENT !
If Boston Dynamic can't make a humanoid robot that can do chores than I doubt Tesla can. They still haven't made level 5 autonomous cars yet.
Awesome robot mechanics, but missing the AI autonomous part where Tesla is strong. They should collaborate.
@Master Of puppets ROFL what are you talking about... even Tesla emails confirm they are only capable of level 2 right now.... what about Waymo? how are they allowed to offer a service where their cars are autonomous picking people up and dropping them off without a driver? and Tesla can't even self drive a tunnel loop LOL.
@@TheRoggan123 they should go with Waymo instead... Tesla is only capable of level 2 and has killed people in situations Waymo would have never... you know Waymo cars have been driving them selfs for a long time... they used to be the google self driving car project they have been doing this for years.
Worthy? Tesla bot is a joke, and will never happen unless they buy Boston Dynamics.
main reason I subscribed this channel is to stay innovationally updated, thanks a lot
The beginning of Skynet.
Terminator was a true story
That's a military AI this is about a robot. Don't think it's on the same scale
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Beginning? Ha, so cute and ignorant .. that happened long ago.
I would have my Teslabot watch Elon's press conferences for me.
Of course, there is no telling what lessons the AI would learn from that…😳
Have you seen the video
Elon Musk really pisses off Lex Fridman
It’s hilarious! 😡 😂 😆
@@anthonytorridson5360 😂 😂 😂 😂
That "friendly" makes me uncomfortably not friendly.
Factory production line, warehousing and basic office tasks (operating desktop computers) would be first to be replaced, followed by more complex office tasks that don't require management level decision making.
Hacker: go rob a bank
Testla bot: sir yes sir
Runs from police at 5mph
Tries to hide in the crowd from police
What's a bank?
Beep boop, son. Beep boop.
@@RenZenith 2 seconds later... sir my motors have overheated and are now broken due to the extreme power requirements you programed. My battery is also low
Honestly i just want this to do my chores
I just want it to go to work instead of me
& roll my weed
Just do the housework in general
And kiss his forehead
They’re literally going to be used for everything. I’d buy one for 40k
dollars, or the game
you can still pay me that 40k and i will serve you as long as you want and do all your dangerous works for you 😔🥺
@@iceynuel9066 If the Tesla Bot cost $40k, worked 24 hours per day, and had to be replaced every 5 years it would be equivalent to hiring you for $0.91 per hour. You'd be better off working at McDonald's.
I'm sure a lot of companies would gladly pay up to $200k-$300k for one.
Nobody is buying this as it's a vaporware con from the king of conmen.
Elon musk: Perfects the ultimate robot
Us military : 👁👄👁
Can’t wait to have one washing my dishes
Every kid's dream
dishes...yes
Just get a dishwasher bruh
I doubt it
@@HeortirtheWoodwarden Still need to load and unload
The Machine Spirit already got to him, now he's tasked to build it's Army.
I don't know why he didn't buy Boston Dynamics. I know this isn't meant to be athletic, but lets be real.. the #1 most dangerous job the worlds most massive corporation would pay for.. hmm Afghanistan comes to mind. BD doesn't use AI, but they have the robotics part down which is no easy task.
Then he wants to got to mars.........
@@kielajellopecjo2153 he probably wants to use these robots for the missions
It's important to understand Elon Musk's mindset. While he says explicitly AI is dangerous to humanity, he feels he has the responsibility to get to its manufacturing first, because it's gonna happen anyway, and it can fall to the wrong people. So I don't find it weird that he warns about AI, and works really hard to get his hands on it first. Wether you trust his intentions or not is another story.
@@ems7623 Who are you talking to? I don't understand how your comment attributes to anything that I have said.
1.Who said I'm comparing robots to an AI? How did you get the idea?
2.I haven't said anything or even thought about robots being a threat if they're shaped like humans. Why would anyone think that?
3.I barely watch movies, and my understanding of AI is independent of what they depict in movies. All I just stated come from a deep understanding of how AI works, and how it's dangerous if falling to the wrong hands. It also most likely could be the case that you may have the wrong idea about AI because you picked what they usually depict in movies, and by that you, you misinterpreted what I meant in my comment. It's dangerous in a way that is never depicted in any movie. An artificial intelligence can recognize patterns that humans are not aware of and can be used by big companies for who knows what, and you see its dangers today if you don't live under a rock.
What's your point?
"Three Laws of Robotics"
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
Why is this giving Detroit vibe
If it can do the cleaning, shopping, and help me carry stuff, I'll happy pay 15k+ for one.
I'd happily pay $30,000 for one, that's what I pay for a new car. Frankly, in theory, an intelligent enough robot could just drive my existing car so it also is self-driving and people already paid 20,000 for self-driving.
@@JB-zn9ql the self-driving computer is the same computer used in this robot, and this robot honestly does not have very complicated mechanics. Boston Dynamics can build them for about $40,000, I'm sure that in 10 years you could probably get one of these for about $30,000, with the self-driving computer built-in that does all the AI processing. To be fair this is not going to be something like from irobot, at first it's just going to be very simple. It will be like having a 7-year-old kid who can do repetitive tasks for you. Things like picking up a wire and twisting them together repeatedly, maybe washing the dishes, something that can be learned since in algorithm to wash dishes is not much more intensive than driving a car...
It really just depends. Realistically 30 to $40,000 is very doable.
@@JB-zn9ql the first few Tesla prototypes cost over 5 million to build, and now they're down to 35 or $40,000. At first it will cost millions of dollars and the likely get the cost down to about 30 or $40,000. Of course, it's actually going to be about 10 years until AI gets to the point where they can do these kind of tasks, right now they've barely touched ai. They've almost completed their self-driving, and it's roughly on par with a human driver now, which means it's almost ready for release. But it's going to be a while before they learn how to develop various tasks quicker.
It probably will be even for free, but on agreement that you won't complain if it'll break some of your plates and couple of times wash your cat in washing machine.
@@JB-zn9ql There will be no Tesla bot.. It’s complete nonsense
Let’s hope that it has a custom voice so it could sound like Jarvis, then you have your life size Vision. I bet Scarlet Witch is crying right now.
No...codsworth
You people don't understand. It will be boring. Look at how amazing cars and planes are yet we don't care because they're normalised. Having a Jarvis will be the norm therefore it will not be cool.
..and look like Jessica Alba in the female version :)
Elon musk : AI is extremely dangerous
Also elon :
Imagine how cool this robot would be for cosplays. Like imagining dressing up as giorno then dressing up the robot as ger and have the sickest cosplay in that year’s comic-con
Finally a way to get my yard work done.
Cut the grass Tesla bot 😂
You could probably make your money back starting a painting business with one.
And find Tesla Bot smashed to pieces on your lawn
"Tesla bot i choose you !"
clean the grass
;-;
@@Narayan lawnmower man rises
You completely misinterpreted the context of what Elon was saying.
Narrow AI is completely different than GSAI ( General Super Artificial Intelligent
indeed,.....very....however Narrow AI will morph into GSAI
@@davidstuart4915 I actually hope it would be like that but I am highly doubt that. In my opinion narrow AI is like vacuum tube and GSAI is D1 chip for DOJO.
However, what do I know, I am just me not AI specialist.😁
Do gardening, hedge trimming, oven cleaning, dusting, cleaning bathrooms, cleaning roof tiles, cleaning drains and gutters.
imagine getting your food and stuff from the supermarket and suddenly this thing walks in xD
Yea, it'd be pretty darn cool
Elon is almost as well prepared with this presentation as I am usually with my weekly TPM reports
He's really steady on his presentation skills, ain't improving
Yaaaaa I'm gonna need you to come in on saturday
Are you serious!..you know how much time that bot could save you?…from the time you wake up you could have breakfast made, trash thrown out, laundry done, and house cleaned by time you come home like, for real! Or if it’s cold outside have the bot start the car so it’ll be warm when u leave. That’ll be dope!
Start the car? So ten years ago. EVs will be the norm way before the bot is in our homes.
Someone will probably modify it to become a really hot sexy robot!
@@jandersen6802 like the movie Ex machina 😁
For a bot that's 5mph that would take forever
I'd have a robot go through the laborious process of finding out which projects Elon musk delivers on.
Iron Man Created a humanoid - vision
Elon Musk Created a humanoid - TeslaBot
As long as it has a 6’ extension cord.. that way it can’t take over the world.
Elon has a 6" extension cord.. it will be delivered sitting in a Tesla truck. On a trailer towed by a Tesla Semi.. 🤣
Dwight?
😂 😂 😂 Will only be able to take over you living room 😂
Lol bro I was scrolling the comments and stumbled upon this gem 😂
Or be like an EVA and have a 5 minute battery if unplugged
How soft are the hands... asking for a friend hahahahaha 😉 😜
Give it five years and it can do things for the guys and a version for the gals.
Its amazing how Musk just releases 3D renders with made up specs and functions to increase Teslas stock price. He cashes in on vapourware.
Yeah, its not like he has actually delivered anything real...
@@TheRoggan123 well he did though, the ai training simulator and technology is real and done, the predictive vision based autonomous driving technology that will also be present in the "droid" is also nearing completion. These were the biggest hurdles since Boston dynamics already have human sized bots than can do backflips and run an obstacle coarse that only 65% of people would be able to reasonably do. Also he has been working on advanced battery technology so power storage for the bot is basically taken care of, which is one of the biggest problems we have faced up until more recently. (also I know you are being sarcastic, don't do a barrel roll)
@@TheRoggan123 Rockets and cars, yes. But to say that he exaggerates what his tech can/will do is a massive understatement.
@@nicholashylton6857 Not really, but I agree it often takes more time than he initially plans for. Ambitious revolutionary things often take longer than you initially hope/expect/plan, Elon has not said WHEN the Tesla bot would be available ("prototype next year" can be super basic). It could take 10 years before its commercially viable but if you don't start you will never finish. AI robot assistants will be a thing for certain, when is the uncertain part, Elon if anyone knows this is not an easy thing to do at scale.
exactly
"outrun" "overpower"... You gave it hands. One word: Gun
if he doesnt program the robot to use one, it wont, its not a self learning AI
I grew up watching the Jetson's, and I have wanted a "Rosie" my entire life, I'm really looking forward to seeing this thing in action next year. I'm sure this is 2-3 years away from retail, and will cost 10 grand, but I'm still anxious awaiting it's arrival.
Try 20k with 200 a month charging bills and several thousand dollar repairs for a low end model. It’s more valuable than a car. It can wait at your job and go in for you or just do your job from home while you do whatever. it could be a million and people would buy it. The one we get will be baseline, maybe can do homework and put up groceries. We will watch RUclips videos about what type of robots billionaires own.
It will probably cost easy more than that maybe 250k
@@Native722 he will not make it cost more than around 20k max because he wants it to be a common product , we’re entering the future
It's a Tesla, expect to pay Tesla prices.
base model 50k with upgraded models reaching over 100k.
How come I didn’t think 2022 was next year?
ABOUT TIME, WE SHOULD HAVE HAD THEM BY NOW.
@@bK2pa Shut up soon enough we wouldnt need to work annymore Hallelujah ☺
where is the charging port and how big it is
This from the guy who cant get “self driving cars” to work in his own two mile tunnel with no other traffic, after saying for years how easy it was on the open road.
But he is good at organising Press Events that media outlets desperately need content will cover - like his Solarpower roof tiles that were installed on prop houses, but that years later still don’t work.
Maybe he can hire decent engineers/ technologists and throw government grants at this to produce a model with a tenth of the abilities he promises? But in meantime he’s got yet more publicity for essentially lots of rambling hot air and 2 minutes of 3D graphics
he gives a list of pipe dream stats of a non existent product and the media reports it like its facts of the product.... while he makes a dude dance in spandex as a robot... am i living in a simulation or what? this is crazy. How can they take this seriously after the boring company tunnel? they couldn't get tesla self driving in a tunnel loop..... because they are not capable of it as they are only level 2... and they think he will make this "AI" run a robot? .... all with in a year? i bet Boston Dynamics is still laughing
Imagine someone hacking it to make it run faster 💀
It will be very unstable at higher speeds
Or kill all humans bug hack lol
@@Dariussica1 says who
You can hack it to run faster but if the motor units are not built to put out that speed it will won't go much faster
@@3imx yeah but what if the hacker change the motor unit or any unit that aren't capable of running much faster into one that are capable tho 💀
I generally feel safer with the number one critic Elon musk creating a "SAFE AI ROBOT"......If you can't beat em join em......get head of the problem before the problem is out of control✌🤘
I am convinced that ATLAS and TESLA BOT will join forces and make ultron😂
I would want this to be my friend! I would only ask for it to go on walks with me 🥰
Dude, come on. “Dangerous humanoid robots” is such an outdated mindset. It has the same computer inside as the cars, and we don’t see the cars purposely mowing down pedestrians.
Yet ;)
A car type robot is completely different from a humanoid one.
@@hellogjotuagomah9111 That’s a brilliant deduction. So brilliant in fact, I reckon you’ll explain to me why a computer with limbs is far more bloodthirsty than a computer with wheels, with equally brilliant elegance.
No not on purpose but by accident... But who's to say what a car's intentions are?
I get that but at the same time sentient means full aware and can make it’s down decisions and it can which it can choose to be good or bad
I feel like this is a corporate choice that Musk got out voted on or simply blocked out of, given his past statements on AI. Yet, he does have a point that their current cars are already bots.
Regardless, when it releases, I am going name my robo bud "Sir Cogsworth" and put a metal mustache on him.
You do realize there is a huge difference between regular AI, and Sentient AI. Tesla is not developing a Sentient Robot.
@@cory6294 I do realize that, yes. But putting it in a humanoid robot form regardless of the level of AI is still off-putting to many, and can be a slippery slope for the future.
I put a bowler hat on my robot.
I like how when reading the description of the Tesla Bot, he completely just didn't care to state that you have to be an engineer to apply. Hehe...
Everybody gangster until your Tesla bot gets hacked and start shooting up the block 😂
Correlation: he did not say "friendly" and at that speed it runs faster than 5% of the population..
This is actually crazy. My initial thought when I saw the thumbnail was this is a joke.
I don't think it s possible in a year,often musk announce products too early with impossible goals,maybe in 5-10 years,in a year maybe they can do a very basic prototype
@@alessandrogualtiero4541 did you see what Boston dynamics did a few days ago????
It is a joke, despite the massive media hype he has no prototype and used a dancer to demonstrate what the robot would do. Even then, Boston dynamics worked on atlas for over 5 years and musk promises an even better robot by next year? It’s all baloney.
@@keyboardguru4212 even better? In what ways is he promising better? Also Tesla’s been working on automotive AI since it was founded. Much longer than Boston dynamics
why is your mic positioned like that?
one step closer to the neko-girl we all really wanted
ew
It looks like a department store manikin that has come to life. A lot of people find manikins terrifying, and will be freaked out by the concept of them moving.
5mph?
"Better run better run, faster than my bullet..."
Bot: bullet? ...such old tech...look what I just created........
@@davidstuart4915 its a song XD
And the robot is the one with the gun singing it.
@@HalkerVeil .....quietly withdraws to local pensioners convention......
5mph with level 2 self driving... its going to kill a bunch of people... maybe they should get help from Waymo who actually have self driving cars on the road for years even since back when it used to be a google project.
I’m all for it! We just needed a big commercial company to get into robotics to drive the innovation forward! Where Honda failed, Tesla can pick it up and give us iRobots of the future! Exciting to see how far this goes.
Boston Dynamics? Making robots since 1980.
is the T1 version?
So, this is how it ends
This is part of the beginning montage of the future documentary
I wouldn't mind downloading my brain into one and going to Mars.
You probably mean uploading.
@@Lone-Lee bet your fun at parties
@@atticuswalker8970 you probably mean 'you're'.
Btw, I have almost never attended any party ever in my life, so I don't know if I'm fun at parties.
Oh ffs, he's doing it again....
Yeah, he should get his robots to build him the Hyperloop.
Just imagine waking up one day in the dark and see this standing at the foot of your bed.
No more coming home after a long day at work and hearing "You have to take the trash out".
No more long days of work either.
I stead of having it do boring repetitive tasks which sounds like it came from marketing team, have it be a personal assistant to the disabled, paralyzed, blind etc. Then it would be very useful and sell well and be more economical than a human helper.
It won’t have the intelligence. That’s coming, but it will take multiple generations of commercial robots.
Ie- It’s very difficult to program a robot that could so much as make a cup of tea.
identify cupboard.
identify counter.
Identify path to cupboard.
Avoid obstacles.
Open cupboard.
Identify cup.
Remove cup.
If counter clear then place cup on counter.
If kettle status is “on counter” then identify power outlet.
Identify faucet and tap mechanism.
Retrieve kettle, avoid obstacles, approach tap.
Activate faucet. Fill kettle to 250 millilitres.
Deactivate faucet.
Place kettle.
Identify plug.
Etc… etc…
There’s about fifty advanced steps for a machine that already is advanced in its programming and dexterity. Just to make a cup of tea in a partially pre-mapped kitchen.
It will be at least ten more years for a concept this “advanced” to be in wealthy households.
Doing a repetitive, specific task like drilling rivets into pre-programmed locations over and over? Yup. No problem.
It is coming, but there’s a small wait!
@@Y2Kr4SHM4N true. It sounds easy yet it's so complex.
I want it to be able to change the brake pads on my car, and beat the last level of Paper Mario
This is just marketing. Their cars are a "semi-sentient robot"?! By that logic, ALL point-AI solutions are semi-sentient and ALL cars are robots.
Tesla bot needs to do space exploration out to Mars!
AI can learn; willing to bet it’ll learn how to sprint.
yeah but its technical limit, you can't fly no matter how hard you try, the robot's motors probably have a limit so it can't go past that
@@ravel1 that’s actually a good point
This is probably a gimic like almost everything Tesla and Elon puts out
It can probably inhance its speed because its mechanical,
Halo fans would be mad.
how much is it going to be
That laughter you hear is coming from Boston Dynamics.
Let's put them in charge of everything, I'm sure they will do a better job than Congress has done in the past 60 years.
Tesla Bot for president 2030!
We might not sic them on the Taliban but will the Taliban sic them on us?
Just do my homework and i'll be happy.
I was worried about my Roomba taking over now we have this.
Lmfaoooooooooooooooooo he got me for a sec with the dancing 💀
I just want one to do my house chores and monitor my health when I'm old and feeble
This robot would be perfect to do jobs in the hospitality industry. Everything from waiting, and busing tables to cleaning rooms and making beds.
What happens to the human workers?
Do you really think the sector that pays starvation wage to the employees will buy these expensive robot for one function that is to serve food to customers l
@@petrichor259 It all depends on what they cost. If they cost a million each - no, but if they cost what they would pay a person with wages and benefits in a year then maybe. The benefit would be they wouldn’t need to worry about the bots calling in sick, leaving work to go to a protest or L & I claims.
@@mrnonpc9885 so, still you guys are not willing to increase wages huh...Other countries have higher wages but still fast food chains offer good deals on food. If they can do it , why cant your country do it? Of course your country is not for the people but for corporates and men filled with greed.
I wonder if we could use this as a BJJ drilling dummy… perhaps a roll buddy.
Cut grass, shovel snow, world domination, trim hedges......
I’d make it get me a beer anytime I needed one then I’d force the bot to drink one with me lol
Tesla bot opens can, takes a sip, the beer runs down it face and a puddle of beer on the floor. Bot says "mind if i smoke" as it bursts into flames 🤣
Reminds me of Toonami Jetstream
Ill have my Teslabot roll my blunts to perfection
Tesla Bot explained: a guy in a slimfit spacesuit dancing to charleston.