The Rise of AI Robots: Everything You Need to Know

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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:10 Atlas 001
1:54 Figure O1
4:25 Tesla Optimus
5:29 Sanctuary Phoenix
6:23 Agility Digit
6:46 Unitree H1
7:26 Apptronik
7:48 Fourier Intelligence
8:31 1X
8:49 UB-Tech Walker
9:37 Why Humanoid Form?
11:22 Why Now?
13:03 Is There A Market For Them?
14:50 Conclusion

[onnguyen]

Lesson learned from this video:
1. Why Humanoid form?
- The humanoid form is necessary for robots to assist humans with their tasks, as it allows them to be the same size as humans and work with human tools and equipment.
- If they're helper employees, it make us feel much more natural to talk to that humanoid form factor
2. Why is AI robots developing now?
- Booming development of AI LLMs, Computer vision
- The hardware is getting smaller & smaller but still powerful processing
- Now, it is now more feasible to train robots in virtual environments before deploying them in the real world
- The price for robots will be less and less expensive in the near future
3. Is there a market for them?
- Hazadous jobs
- Any area lack of resources for production

[bobhawkey]

Thank you and your editor for minimizing the jump cut editing. This was a pleasure to watch. ❤

[EconomicWarfare]

I worked in an Amazon Robotics warehouse for 3 weeks. I came to the conclusion, humans simply can't compete. 😂

[jdav]

Nice job. Please keep us updated on this topic. Thanks 😊

[MohamedAnsary]

Fascinating to hear about the reasons behind humanoid robots. Great video overall!

[jimbubbatube]

Who wants to bet robot soldiers or warriors will be a big part of the military in the next few years.

[alancollins]

Love the idea of an easily jailbreakable LLM powered robot that hallucinates movement.

[kevinbean]

Robots will be prohibitively expensive to start, but very soon the prices will drop as manufacturing efficiencies are developed, and economies of scale kick in. The bottom line is, when a robot can do a job cheaper, more efficiently, and better than a human, that human job will be replaced with a robot job.

Great stuff, Matt! Thank you!.

[celebrityimpressionstogo]

I think the subject of robots is fascinating. I'm glad you decided to bring us more information about them.

[antoniobortoni]

We've almost got everything we need! Imagine language models for images and text acting as a robot's 'consciousness', planning and strategizing. These could work alongside another system focused on the robot's movement and stability, allowing for autonomous reactions. But how would we build this robot controller? It would need to be trained with data on how robots move and operate in various environments, and how they respond to complex instructions. Integrating advanced AI software with robotic hardware, the possibilities are vast!

[HunterTalks]

It's going to be interesting over the next few months to see the merging of AI and robotics. Please keep these videos coming 🤖

[aaronblank]

Matt, very informative vid as usual. Keep up the good work. I look forward to learning about the future of AI and robots with you. You are the best source as far as I’m concerned. Easy to consume and understand. The Next Wave pod is killer too.

[HeavenlyMe]

You’re like the official spokesperson for these robots 😂 trying your best to get us to love and accept them

[jurezibert]

Matt Wolfe, you are the man. Thank you for these sincere videos.

[MetaphoricMinds]

Matt, I love all of your content. Just remember, when choosing what to do, follow yourself, not your likes. <3

[shewhoisaudacious]

Well done putting this video together. Thank you for your efforts.

[CliffKajun]

Your admission to cutting the gaps earned a sub/👍🏻 (and this comment) from me 😅
Great delivery and i appreciate the honesty 🤘🏻

[nsbdnow]

The Unitree synced dancing is like the final scenes of the Battlestar Galactica remake.

[ABC-bmkl]

Great channel, Matt! Check out the cost incentives for a robot workforce in non-dangerous jobs. The almost 24/7 (except for recharge) 365, no sick days, no law suits, no HR, etc means that robot workforces are coming for ALL jobs. The savings end up, on paper, to be in the billions of $ per year for any company that employs a large workforce.

[huginson]

I watched the figure 01 robot video, and I was super impressed. Showed the video to my girlfriend. She looked at me and said, “that plate was not clean, he should have cleaned it first. I would have been impressed if he washed it and then put it in the rack”. Man, she is hard to impress.