Figure 2 by Figure AI - (00:00-02:21) GR2 by Forier Intelligence - (03:39-05:40) Neo by 1X Technologies - (06:09-07:40) Atlas by Boston Dynamics - (08:10-09:37) Optimus (Tesla Bot Gen 2) by Tesla - (13:07-14:33)
Neo looks like a person in a Robot suit with a mechanical hand stuck onto the end of each arm. Assuming it is really a robot, it looks very advanced and human-like in all of its movements. But the phrase "fake it till you make it" comes to mind whenever I see it. They ought to show it operating without its robot suit just to allay the reservations of skeptics like me.
@vulpo It is a robot but in most cases where it looks humanlike, it's because it's being tele operated by a human. It can still do stuff without tele operation but not to the same realistic degree
@@RWBHere Don't care. It's meant to do stuff in the background so I don't have to. Don't care if it takes five times longer than it would take me to do the same job. Seriously, have none of you people ever played Minecraft?
I can't wait until videos about humanoid/consumer-grade robots stop being readings of marketing material and speculation based on corporate promises, and start being actual independent product reviews by people that have first hand experience and know what they are talking about...
Cool. I really like the Neo "soft" aspect of things. Limiting the robot's force, and being able to backdrive some motions, will be pretty important if interacting with humans.
I don’t think it will be that long. I’m inclined to believe that once AI gets involved in the design process as well as the improved use of simulation allowing the robot’s abilities to move forward at a faster pace it will be much more advanced than what is currently available.
Another decade! ? Lets make that another five hundred decades at least. Humans have been evolving for centuries and we are not perfect yet, how will we make a replica better then an original with flaws we cant and dont know how to fix???
One thing I feel needs an extreme level of scrutiny is assuring that these robotics are actually independent on their own and not necessarily Mechanical Turks, or people wearing VR headsets and piloting the robotics from far away.
I like most of these although for some reason the hands on Neo look a bit menacing as does the covering they gave it, looks like a thug in a trackie to me !
Humanoid Robots are a great innovation. I am also working on building a robot on the basis of the knowledge I got while learning robotics at moonpreneur, USA.
I have noticed that all these Robots have a similar theme behind them, Aka slow and steady. now I don't mean that Robots should do things very fast, but the fact that all these Robots do things slowly, may it be walking or just doing a task, makes me wonder if the Ai itself in them is not fast enough to be able to perform fast actions, hence the slow moments.
I enjoyed the video and summaries. I would like to see the maintenance costs for charging, parts replacements, accessories, upgrades....and how the robots handle stairs in multilevel homes, outdoor environments around grass, trees, gardens, uneven pavements, more real world applications. How about a review of exoskeletons for stroke victims, paralyzed individuals, geriatric patients....the real world list goes on. Thank you for the videos.
Not sure why unitree G1 isn't on the list? At 16k READY NOW, it might not be perfect but it's ready and the 1st one available for anyone in mass production. To me this takes it out of the lab and trials and paces the way for their next upgraded version!
i was looking for the same in the comments...i think he is biased or something. Unitree its by far much better, faster and as you say its ready...you can try it at CES right now
Robots are also being used in workplaces to perform repetitive, time-consuming or dangerous tasks, freeing up workers to focus on more creative and complex tasks.
You'll probably be able to buy one of these robots in 2025-2026 AGI is still at least a few years away. AGI is cool but robots don't need AGI to be useful
Atlas2 is the most advanced of all robots. It has the greatest strength, it is the fastest and its design does not have the limitations of movement like a human, like other robots. Atlas2 would dismantle other robots in a moment. In the future, thanks to its agility, it will be possible to program it for hand-to-hand combat.
where's unitree robotics? the most advanced robotics company. Their products are purchased by the militaries of various countries. You can't ignored this amazing company.
In my opinion: 1x Neo is the advanced one, F02 is the coolest one, Atlas the creepiest .....Optimus is not considered in the competition yet til new footage arrives (gen3). But my favorite is still Menteebot!
I am disabled, and I excited about humanoid robots primarily as assistive devices. Each of the leading companies offer something different with their approach, I wonder which one will be used for that use-case first.
A humanoid robot is the most vulnerable because walking upright requires an enormous amount of balance, using a lot of unnecessary programming that could be used for other tasks.
@@stevenbarrett7648 Pretty sure horses still exist. Only now, we don’t strap them to trains, heavy travel carts, field plows. Instead, they get to chill & play with us when they want to ride. Doomers never think things through all the way.
@@stevenbarrett7648 Well, I for sure wasn't born then, I don't know about yourself. However, seeing as an adult cow can feed four families per year, and a Horse is relatively the same size as cow. I'd say the horses upgraded if they went from a slave labor for, to only a handful getting eaten. That's assuming they actually ate the horses as you claim. More probably died in working hazard accidents than were eaten. Evidenced in the fact that they were eaten. Indicating their population was too high & could stand to be culled.
@@teelo523 No I don't think it will. I do however think that artificial wombs and artificial surrogacy will also have to be implemented. The birth rates are in free fall and the loneliness crisis are real things and quite frankly the biggest problem AI and robotics can address. Also look at the divorce rates are perfect partners should be each other that just hasn't panned out.
It's not good when the humanoids are turning into a phone-like option. Why not just make one brand robot and multiple models but with the godlike specs like durability, technology and 1 year of battery life so it doesn't damage the Earth too much. 😂🎉
Nice video, but the periodic stress usually before a pause was a little distracting and hindered the flow of the narrative. Imho. But other than that. 👍🏻
UNITREE??? where is it my dude? the only robot you can actually buy and its very fast and fluid movements compared to all the others you showed here. Ive see it at CES and its amazing!!!
These robots are going to be theft targets the first few years, and the robots easiest to steal will get a rep for being easy that will last for years. How to make it difficult to steal: 1) Robot wont work unless within range of an encrypted signal key. 2) Robot must reboot each day with encrypted password. At end of day (recharging) the robot system logs off. 3) unique recharge station
Some of those I wouldn't classify as "humanoid." Also, you left out Unitree's H1/G1. They're much more of a legitimate player than some of the ones you mentioned.
Less so than you might think. The $16k version apparently can't be programmed. It's pretty useless. The EDU version apparently can be, but it's listing for $32k and I haven't heard of them actually being available yet. Yeah I was excited too, but apparently they're not as far along as they're claiming to be. :S
These robots could be cutting edge of second industrial revolution. First revolution was large machines. Displacing agricultural and textile jobs. These smaller robots could replace every job. Free labor, then we could compete in manufacturing with cheap labor countries.
Ugh, they show it doing some of the easiest tasks and fumbling with that, then they show it walking down the center of the road, since it wouldn't be able to handle a complex environment of obstacles. In their current form and level of functionality, they are absolutely useless to the average person or business. They also exaggerate capabilities. Like Isaac folding clothes but they don't show it. Even if they did it would probably just show it folding an article of clothing (if not an easy towel) that was already spread and laid out for it. Not get a pile of clothing out of the machine and pull individual pieces from the pile and then proceed to fold and stack them.
How long they can operate? How much time to recharge? How strong they are? Can they be controlled by remote? Can they get wet in safety? If they kill or break something, who is responsabile? EMP can damage them? Have a "stop" to orders that would kill/harm people? Can they use a gun? How well? If someone abuse of them, can be accused of violence? Can someone remove an arm from it and use as separate component or prosthetic? The ones with adaptative AI can develop feelings? Have they "rights"? Can run away from their owners?
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. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
13:25 is this a joke? If i was to make a Top 10... and there were only ten robots IN THE WORLD... i still wouldn't put that *muppet* on the list. It is pathetic and an insult to robotics. The movement is below a DYI project, the thing is constantly remote controlled (they even use headsets for it to "talk"), and its so called autonomy is pre-recorded. It CANT stand up when pushed over. It cant take a step on stairs. It shuffles everywhere. Two of them glitched out during the "robotaxi" event (seriously, look closely at the dancers at the end of the routines - they even had to lower the curtains to hide the glitches) and overall ANY demo ever shown proved to be a FRAUD. Heck, it was on a robot expo and BEHIND GLASS since it couldn't do jack sht IRL.
When they figure out the brains, it’ll be nice to have a $500 non humanoid form factor that can fit in a duffel bag or back pack. Pop it out while traveling and have it figure out the foreign washing machine, do an item check on videography gear,
@@cocieto496 Well yes.... and no. The G1 is supposedly for sale for 16k. Nobody seems to know how to buy one, and the one you can buy for 16k? Can't be programmed. You have to get the edu version for that, at anywhere from 32k list to up to 50-60k when you can actually find one. So it's really not as simple as you might think.
Robots are very slow. I don't know how they will be very helpful to society. I haven't heard or read yet about this issue. As robots become more able to walk, talk, and move at a pace closer to being human, I know I will fear them.
Not really. This research has been going on for years. The learning ability that LLMs represent was just a critical bottleneck that we've recently started to get past. We've been sitting at the one breakthrough needed stage for a while now.
This is the point, there would be no way to earn the living. And no one cares. Peoples will be left unemployed, homeless, hopeless and starving to death on streets.
Figure 2 by Figure AI - (00:00-02:21)
GR2 by Forier Intelligence - (03:39-05:40)
Neo by 1X Technologies - (06:09-07:40)
Atlas by Boston Dynamics - (08:10-09:37)
Optimus (Tesla Bot Gen 2) by Tesla - (13:07-14:33)
Neo looks like a person in a Robot suit with a mechanical hand stuck onto the end of each arm. Assuming it is really a robot, it looks very advanced and human-like in all of its movements. But the phrase "fake it till you make it" comes to mind whenever I see it. They ought to show it operating without its robot suit just to allay the reservations of skeptics like me.
@vulpo It is a robot but in most cases where it looks humanlike, it's because it's being tele operated by a human. It can still do stuff without tele operation but not to the same realistic degree
@LeonardoPisano-sn2lp It looks extremely slow.
@@RWBHere Don't care. It's meant to do stuff in the background so I don't have to. Don't care if it takes five times longer than it would take me to do the same job.
Seriously, have none of you people ever played Minecraft?
@@FeralGuardian If it does stuff slower than another robot having the same price and precision I would certainly care.
I can't wait until videos about humanoid/consumer-grade robots stop being readings of marketing material and speculation based on corporate promises, and start being actual independent product reviews by people that have first hand experience and know what they are talking about...
Soon less than a decade if ww3 doesn't start before 😂
2050
yeah this was slop
You do realize some Walmarts already have robot cleaners right? Private Robot vacuums exist too
@@finn7530 Yes, Finn. I understand your perspective.
Top 10 of the best 8 new 10 humanoid 8 robots of 2024.
you mocked it correcly
Seven eight nine, but what happened to ten?
If the robot doesn't drink beer, swear, and hang out with me, I don't want it. Let me know when you release a Bending Unit.
guess we might have to wait a 1000 years
Top 10 robots video: only list 8 robots.
Come on now. I know this channel is shit AI hype channel but at least get the numbers right
Exactly! I was thinking the same.
This.
Not to mention the first robot is standing at "5 - 6 inches" lol.
They left out the 2 from China Unitree H1 & G1?😂
7.
optimus is not a robot. its a remote control puppet
There still years behind anything I'd want.
I just want one resembling a human.
I just want a friend.
clonelabs💀
I hate that you used a voice generator
"boost productivity"
*robot moves at a quarter the speed of a human*
True but they work 247, no off days no sick days and don’t want a promotion or raise.
Cool. I really like the Neo "soft" aspect of things. Limiting the robot's force, and being able to backdrive some motions, will be pretty important if interacting with humans.
Not cool at all. Now billions of humans are doomed to death from it.
I know dude runs an AI channel, but having his voice converted and read by AI is getting on my nerves.
What do you mean?
Wow I didn’t even realize
I am again amazed at how the smooth movements of Honda's ASIMO from more than 10 years ago still make it seem advanced.
I think we still want another decade for functionally like humans
I don’t think it will be that long. I’m inclined to believe that once AI gets involved in the design process as well as the improved use of simulation allowing the robot’s abilities to move forward at a faster pace it will be much more advanced than what is currently available.
Innovation usually happens much faster than expected.
Another decade! ? Lets make that another five hundred decades at least. Humans have been evolving for centuries and we are not perfect yet, how will we make a replica better then an original with flaws we cant and dont know how to fix???
@@henriks5008 Humans are flawed because we have emotions. It blocks a lot of our actions. Robots don't have such issues.
One thing I feel needs an extreme level of scrutiny is assuring that these robotics are actually independent on their own and not necessarily Mechanical Turks, or people wearing VR headsets and piloting the robotics from far away.
I like most of these although for some reason the hands on Neo look a bit menacing as does the covering they gave it, looks like a thug in a trackie to me !
Humanoid Robots are a great innovation. I am also working on building a robot on the basis of the knowledge I got while learning robotics at moonpreneur, USA.
No. It's not great. It's horrible. It means death to billions of peoples.
I have noticed that all these Robots have a similar theme behind them, Aka slow and steady.
now I don't mean that Robots should do things very fast, but the fact that all these Robots do things slowly, may it be walking or just doing a task, makes me wonder if the Ai itself in them is not fast enough to be able to perform fast actions, hence the slow moments.
But Optimus looks so friendly! .. Why is he equipped with a laser gun??
optimus robot. Mars and Moon Journey
I enjoyed the video and summaries. I would like to see the maintenance costs for charging, parts replacements, accessories, upgrades....and how the robots handle stairs in multilevel homes, outdoor environments around grass, trees, gardens, uneven pavements, more real world applications. How about a review of exoskeletons for stroke victims, paralyzed individuals, geriatric patients....the real world list goes on.
Thank you for the videos.
Not sure why unitree G1 isn't on the list?
At 16k READY NOW, it might not be perfect but it's ready and the 1st one available for anyone in mass production. To me this takes it out of the lab and trials and paces the way for their next upgraded version!
i was looking for the same in the comments...i think he is biased or something. Unitree its by far much better, faster and as you say its ready...you can try it at CES right now
Robots are also being used in workplaces to perform repetitive, time-consuming or dangerous tasks, freeing up workers to focus on more creative and complex tasks.
Freeing workers they replaced from jobs and lifes
It's ironic that when a robot does a pressup, it actually gets weaker
humans do too until we recover
AGI robot companion when
Soon I hope..:)
before 2040, maybe before 2035. Not likely this decade.
after 2030 probably
@@Afronautsaysyou'll eat those words
You'll probably be able to buy one of these robots in 2025-2026 AGI is still at least a few years away. AGI is cool but robots don't need AGI to be useful
Once robots stop walking like they just shat their pants I'll be shitting mine
Atlas2 is the most advanced of all robots. It has the greatest strength, it is the fastest and its design does not have the limitations of movement like a human, like other robots. Atlas2 would dismantle other robots in a moment. In the future, thanks to its agility, it will be possible to program it for hand-to-hand combat.
Excelente video. Gracias x incluirlos.
Privacy is going to be a big issue in the future of personal bots.
Daaang, those robo hips AND dexterous hands
Atlas's leg is just something.
where's unitree robotics? the most advanced robotics company. Their products are purchased by the militaries of various countries. You can't ignored this amazing company.
The neo looks like a person in a costume!
In my opinion: 1x Neo is the advanced one, F02 is the coolest one, Atlas the creepiest .....Optimus is not considered in the competition yet til new footage arrives (gen3). But my favorite is still Menteebot!
I don't think I'd ever want a humanoid robot in my house, I've seen to many robot revolution sci-fi movies 🤖 ✊🏻
These ones won’t kill you. You can easily overpower them.
I'm from Argentina and i would love to buy one of these robots for my grandma, it would be great for her!
I am disabled, and I excited about humanoid robots primarily as assistive devices. Each of the leading companies offer something different with their approach, I wonder which one will be used for that use-case first.
1X NEO
What about prices?
A humanoid robot is the most vulnerable because walking upright requires an enormous amount of balance, using a lot of unnecessary programming that could be used for other tasks.
You know what humans could accomplish not having to worry about cooking, cleaning, mowing yards, fixing household appliances, etc etc?
yes we can become the horses, you know those things that disappeared when cars arrived !
@@stevenbarrett7648
Pretty sure horses still exist. Only now, we don’t strap them to trains, heavy travel carts, field plows.
Instead, they get to chill & play with us when they want to ride.
Doomers never think things through all the way.
@@AmericanIlluminati Aren't you the chaps who set up horse meat shops in NY once cars took over ?
@@stevenbarrett7648
Well, I for sure wasn't born then, I don't know about yourself.
However, seeing as an adult cow can feed four families per year, and a Horse is relatively the same size as cow. I'd say the horses upgraded if they went from a slave labor for, to only a handful getting eaten.
That's assuming they actually ate the horses as you claim.
More probably died in working hazard accidents than were eaten. Evidenced in the fact that they were eaten. Indicating their population was too high & could stand to be culled.
How, being left without jobs, peoples will make their living being replaced?
I need one that looks like a extremely beautiful woman for certain use cases.
Jajaja lo mismo pienso.
Tendría mucha más demanda en ventas qué uno normal.
Like the rick and Morty one
If this happens it will create a lot of weak and single men and woman
@@teelo523 No I don't think it will. I do however think that artificial wombs and artificial surrogacy will also have to be implemented. The birth rates are in free fall and the loneliness crisis are real things and quite frankly the biggest problem AI and robotics can address. Also look at the divorce rates are perfect partners should be each other that just hasn't panned out.
You need God in your life.
I love how the Optimus looks like a member of Daft Punk. Tesla should sell them packaged with a Tron Lightcycle.
11:24 This is where you truly shine! Can’t argue with that level of skill. ✨
Guess the bit with Tesla's Optimus bot didn't age well after the company's Oct 13 robotaxi unveiling, huh? :)
Most are 'performing' a single task.
It will be a while till they can make and cook dishes, but that could be a profitable feature to a robot owner.
I hope there is trickle down for their actuators and motor controllers for the hobby market
Number 3 neo. Reminds me of the 1979 Disney film The Black Hole. Those mindless people controlling the ship.
It's not good when the humanoids are turning into a phone-like option. Why not just make one brand robot and multiple models but with the godlike specs like durability, technology and 1 year of battery life so it doesn't damage the Earth too much. 😂🎉
I need an Isaac, I want my kitchen looks like the one in the video 😁
I want a AGI/ASI Robot I wonder when that will come out and what the price would be🤔
I don't think an ASI bot would listen to you
What about Indian and Russian robots in addition to mentions of AI robotics development?
Nice video, but the periodic stress usually before a pause was a little distracting and hindered the flow of the narrative. Imho. But other than that. 👍🏻
UNITREE??? where is it my dude? the only robot you can actually buy and its very fast and fluid movements compared to all the others you showed here. Ive see it at CES and its amazing!!!
very good video. always intersting to wach
Figure 2 They look like the worlds most doddery workforce ever!
Technology brining back the salve trade. 👍
Humanity… why are we doing this to ourselves…
bored
Can't wait until we make irl mettaton(KILL ME) 🗣️🔥
what about Clone and Engineer Arts robots?
Money is going to go away
Money is just a number
As long as there is commerce there is money.
@@Lerppunen no more money
Actually only digital money will be available
But if these robots are all able to take up every job so if they are a hit only the big companies CEO will have money 😅😅😅
which one would you choose?
These robots are going to be theft targets the first few years, and the robots easiest to steal will get a rep for being easy that will last for years.
How to make it difficult to steal:
1) Robot wont work unless within range of an encrypted signal key.
2) Robot must reboot each day with encrypted password. At end of day (recharging) the robot system logs off.
3) unique recharge station
Where are the robots from Unitree, like the G1 and H1
That is how I walk when I didn't make it to the bath room in time.
Some of those I wouldn't classify as "humanoid." Also, you left out Unitree's H1/G1. They're much more of a legitimate player than some of the ones you mentioned.
Less so than you might think. The $16k version apparently can't be programmed. It's pretty useless. The EDU version apparently can be, but it's listing for $32k and I haven't heard of them actually being available yet.
Yeah I was excited too, but apparently they're not as far along as they're claiming to be. :S
I think they are going for the DJI route for the consumer robots
These robots could be cutting edge of second industrial revolution. First revolution was large machines. Displacing agricultural and textile jobs.
These smaller robots could replace every job. Free labor, then we could compete in manufacturing with cheap labor countries.
but can all the humanoid robots hands be replaced by a silicone toy of some sort.
Ugh, they show it doing some of the easiest tasks and fumbling with that, then they show it walking down the center of the road, since it wouldn't be able to handle a complex environment of obstacles. In their current form and level of functionality, they are absolutely useless to the average person or business.
They also exaggerate capabilities. Like Isaac folding clothes but they don't show it. Even if they did it would probably just show it folding an article of clothing (if not an easy towel) that was already spread and laid out for it. Not get a pile of clothing out of the machine and pull individual pieces from the pile and then proceed to fold and stack them.
8:10 is that v1 from ultrakill
A price for each would be interesting
Atlas robot probably quarter of a million dollars 😂
I will take one of each. Thx
‘I Robot’ springs to mind. Using AI voiced narration isn’t very clever when it can’t pronounce the height as feet and inches.
1:57 you are going backwards trying to make it appear humanoid any car maker robot any 3d printer makes this a huge waste of battery
I have a Dog called Neo. I need him as equally Squishy when he dies to handle as a talking dog.
How long they can operate?
How much time to recharge?
How strong they are?
Can they be controlled by remote?
Can they get wet in safety?
If they kill or break something, who is responsabile?
EMP can damage them?
Have a "stop" to orders that would kill/harm people?
Can they use a gun? How well?
If someone abuse of them, can be accused of violence?
Can someone remove an arm from it and use as separate component or prosthetic?
The ones with adaptative AI can develop feelings? Have they "rights"? Can run away from their owners?
star trek tng - measure of a man
So many questions
You asked all the right questions
3 minutes max
Atlas is a little creepy. "Command. Destroy."
Why no Mentibot?
Looking forward to the day when I get my humaniod robot and then I can request it to dance.... "Okay now do the robot."
Issac when there a door frame u must step over: ERROR
I'm waiting for the cyberdyne systems robot
Every time I check on home robots that can actually do all house chores, they’re all still in development. Not one is on the market. 🙄
The Figure robot walks like it's got to take a massive dump!
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.
A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
What about Apollo by Apptronik
Home robots that can't climb stairs? Seriously?
Is there a handyman robot?
Skynet smiles 😃
when they start working?! I keep waiting and nothing. Same theme as with the battery revolution every month....
i don’t like that u used 11 laps voice generator, very robotic
cant wait to see robot ufc
The next level of battlebots!
13:25 is this a joke? If i was to make a Top 10... and there were only ten robots IN THE WORLD... i still wouldn't put that *muppet* on the list. It is pathetic and an insult to robotics.
The movement is below a DYI project, the thing is constantly remote controlled (they even use headsets for it to "talk"), and its so called autonomy is pre-recorded. It CANT stand up when pushed over. It cant take a step on stairs. It shuffles everywhere. Two of them glitched out during the "robotaxi" event (seriously, look closely at the dancers at the end of the routines - they even had to lower the curtains to hide the glitches) and overall ANY demo ever shown proved to be a FRAUD. Heck, it was on a robot expo and BEHIND GLASS since it couldn't do jack sht IRL.
When Figure AI will come up with the Figure.09 robot, I expect Linkin Park to start playing.
6:06 hell yeah
When they figure out the brains, it’ll be nice to have a $500 non humanoid form factor that can fit in a duffel bag or back pack. Pop it out while traveling and have it figure out the foreign washing machine, do an item check on videography gear,
but can they go up stairs?
13:10, nah that is controlled by people still.
Neo is the best bot on the market.
I think they're the closest to having a workable product at this point at least. Eve gave them a long head start on the software end of things.
@@FeralGuardian The humanoid Unitree G1 is already on sale. I don't know how will it be used but even you can buy him
@@cocieto496 Well yes.... and no. The G1 is supposedly for sale for 16k. Nobody seems to know how to buy one, and the one you can buy for 16k? Can't be programmed. You have to get the edu version for that, at anywhere from 32k list to up to 50-60k when you can actually find one. So it's really not as simple as you might think.
Robots are very slow. I don't know how they will be very helpful to society. I haven't heard or read yet about this issue. As robots become more able to walk, talk, and move at a pace closer to being human, I know I will fear them.
There must have been a crashed ufo somewhere that they back engineered because of this boost in technology.
Technically, we’ve only just started
Not really. This research has been going on for years. The learning ability that LLMs represent was just a critical bottleneck that we've recently started to get past. We've been sitting at the one breakthrough needed stage for a while now.
I ask myself “what will humans be doing in the future if robots are doing all the dirty work?”, how will people earn money to live?
This is the point, there would be no way to earn the living. And no one cares. Peoples will be left unemployed, homeless, hopeless and starving to death on streets.
Tell us to decide to dispose robots for good.
Someday very soon, you will not be able to tell the difference between a human and a robot. That is when I will place my order. 🥰