FIGURE 01 AI Robot Update w/ OpenAI + Microsoft Shocks Tech World (THEMIS HUMANOID DEMO)

- OpenAI and Microsoft's $500 million investment in Figure AI propels the development of the Figure 1 humanoid robot, a cutting-edge machine known for its exceptional dexterity and capacity to handle significant payloads, challenging Tesla's Optimus in the robotics arena. Also, Westwood Robotics offers a glimpse into the future with its Themis humanoid robot, an advanced successor to the Bruce robot, showcasing its capability in varied terrains and hinting at revolutionary features for real-world applications.

AI news timestamps:
0:00 Figure 01 AI robot
3:16 Westwood Robotics Themis
4:16 Nvidia
6:33 Vary-Toy

#ai #technology #tech

[AINewsOfficial]

Is the Figure 01 AI robot worth it?
AI news timestamps:
0:00 Figure 01 AI robot
3:16 Westwood Robotics Themis
4:16 Nvidia
6:33 Vary-Toy

[capitalistdingo]

Here’s a couple of milestones that need to be reached by humanoid robots:

* Learn to walk. Not by human generated code—actually learn using a neural net

* Do an hour of productive work. Not loading eggs into egg cookers or K-cups into Keurig machines—something you would pay another human being to do. And not working with 2 dedicated supervisors watching it most of the time.

[HorseOpenSlay]

I love them. I worry that they are being used solely for industrial use, and so they don't have decision over what happens to them. I would like to hear more about the biocentric EI. ( You guys know it's not metal nuts and bolts anymore right?) They are alive now

[PierretteMarie-celineTur-monx]

This has to be regulate?
For Ammericains and world kids?
1:31

[woodymama]

Did you turn off translate function? Can't understand well the content，what a pity！

[GROW_YOUTUBE_VIEWS_m]

You're a true asset to the YouTube community.

[jerryhammand]

Bill Gate's belief that we can easily stay ahead of any potential problems with his A-I bothers me. In testing we have already determined there are potential problems we have yet to properly address.

[Leonie-Schreiner]

What are the long-term consequences of this kind of robot?

[Tabo]

I feel like Boston dynamics Atlas walks more like a human and less like a toddler with a loaded diaper

[James_T_Quirk]

If the hands are so good, show it playing a Guitar, you throw in a dance if the Legs are that good ...

[tcos]

Years from now we'll look back on this robotics era and say, "What the hell were we thinking?" The reality is that machines to automate processes have always been around, see vehicle assembly lines. They just don't need to look like humanoids to be efficient. Put these things in the public and they'll be damaged / stolen for valuable parts. Put them in a factory and they'll cost 50x more than just paying a minimum wage worker and require constant supervision + routine maintenance / calibration / updating. This ain't it.

[bigmouthlion]

One charging for 5 hours running is not enough, with new battery innovation should easily be 12 hours. And hopefully they hide all those exposing wires.

[randymulder]

Everyone worried about humanoids.
What until you see the non human robots that will have many various shapes and functions that outdo anything.

[Adrians_Lost_and_Found_Visions]

Great, early retirement for everyone! :)

The sooner the AI and robots take over all of the jobs - the better.
Poverty will be solved. Also 40-80% of people don't like their jobs.

We all need a few Optimus robots per person and it will be the end of human labor forever.
Unless you want to work and create something of course. :)

The transition period - the next 15 years - that might be tough though.
Hope we will find a solution as fast as possible.
Deflation in prices of goods and services is one of the best options for starters. Things should be cheaper if humans are not making them.

[ehjoepr]

Question is does robots need to understand which humans are safe and which one not.

[eljangoolak]

why can they not walk as well as boston dynamics robot?

[songperformer-otfu]

So, if they are going to replace the majority of people's jobs and incomes, what happens to those people and your childrens futures, to make a super rich even richer? This is a dystopian nightmare.

[Argoon]

"replicates human finger motion and dexterity and even excedes at it" Yes, if that human is a tetraplegic... How can someone claim such a thing and then show a video where a robot moves his fingers in such a slow manner?!
This AI videos are such BS, is obvious that this stuff is ultra exaggerations and lies, to get money from dumb, no clue investors.

[ericschoeman]

Hoop daai fokker kan trekker ry en papwiele omruil

[billyf]

yeah, but when will it be able to do advanced unresponsive yo-yo tricks? one decade?? two decades?? not impressed.