Why Is Everyone Making a Robot?

The humanoid robot bubble is here - now what?

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[Joeshow]

Mentioning the ketamine thing is kinda cringey..

[johannesdolch]

5:15 Except you didn't just pay (tens of) thousands of dollars for a robot. You paid a competitive price for an awesome car ... the robot part comes as a bonus. And what a bonus. That's the power of Tesla.

[artcurious]

1) taxis
2) vacuum cleaners
3) elderly assistant
4) night shift security
5) fast food
6) military drones
7) therapists
8) surgeons
9) lawyers
10) construction

[OtterFlys]

I think you nailed the current robot situation perfectly, way better than the channels that specialize in robots. Keep up the good work.

[Cody-hxuq]

I think people's prescriptions are no ones buisness.

[michaelstockwell]

Taking a lot of swings with the ketamine jokes. I appreciate your content, but prefer it when it’s neutral, and fact oriented

[Eyedbythetiger]

I don’t think it’s appropriate to comment on Musk’s mental health treatment or use of medical interventions. It’s unprofessional and seems to be based in continuing a stigma for the furtherance of humor at the cost of society mislabeling mental health issues as “crazy”.

[Scott_Garrison]

I love your podcast but the ketamine joke (used three times) is in poor taste

[MadSquidd]

Ketamine seriously? That was waaay out of line! Not sure what changed since the last video but this one seemed hostile towards Elon. He didn't deserve that and you should take this down and make a new vestion.

[francescoambrosino]

But will they put UBI before 2030!? Many pioneers including billionaires, scientists, Nobel Prize winners, engineers, architects, analysts and so on and so forth... almost all agree on the fact that we will have AGI in 2027 and ASI in 2029 and they look and evaluating the exponential technological acceleration curve, I wonder why they have not yet implemented universal basic income to anticipate the trends that will come from it. Just to name one, Elon Musk says that we will have AGI as early as 2025 and ASI in 2029.

[sebholding]

Actually many of those truckers are independant operator and would be happy with autonomous driving

[BizAutomationU]

Re: Auto-Driving "Even now it's not that great" ? Have you seen the latest FSB from Tesla ? This statement was sooo off, your entire video was suspicious from that point onward.

[Richest_The]

Okayish coverage but the ketamine bit was pretty dumb.

[pilateyt]

I came to the comments to suggest that you lay off the ketamine joke, and the general misrepresentations around Elon, but it looks like many people have beaten me to it. I really like your channel, but I'm very annoyed by your obvious bias here and your willingness to misrepresent the guy. I doubt he cares, and he certainly doesn't need YouTube commenters to stick up for him, but it's still annoying to hear this kind of thing from a channel that I otherwise respect and enjoy. Perhaps if you are so biased against him you should reconsider piggy-backing on his company's trademark.

[digestiveissue]

Hey, finally a guy with a healthy amount of critical thinking and insight on history.
Man, you wouldn't believe how stale and plain repetitive other channels around these topics are now.

[doobiedoo]

Lately, your videos have changed in negative ways. This particular video is really outside of what I’d expect from you. The cheap shots at Elon Musk are completely uncalled for. It’s time for me to unsubscribe for a while. See ya.

[petebeatminister]

And one of the first to come are the robot soldiers. Wars cannot be fought against drones with real people any longer. All you need to do is to build more drones than your enemy has people. But robots can also be build in unlimited numbers. At the end its all a industrial race.

[GeorgeTheIdiotINC]

feel like a mention of figure one should have been in the video that bot and chatGPT in general is the first and most advance example of a computer capable of logical reasoning

[WoodHughes]

Near as I can figure, building a robot with curiosity is going to be hard. General curiosity, which stimulates the uses humanoid robots can be used to solve, at this point remains a human advantage.

[danielrothschild]

You do realize the ketamine thing is specifically related to clinical trials aimed at treating depression. It isn't like he was randomly taking Ketamine for funzies. These are trials that are proscribed and administered by licensed psychiatrists and done under the supervision of the FDA. I get that you're just making a joke, but it's still not really a nice thing to make fun of someone for.