The Tesla Bot: Explained!

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1. As you sort of said. You only need the bot to pick the product. The rest can be delivered to the door by a tesla uber or drone.

2. That thing could be sent to Mars for reproduction, Terraforming …

3. But do they put out?

4. The Tesla Bot Explained: It isn’t real.

5. Meta thoughts incoming 🔥

6. you totally missed this one.

7. In my opinion, this can go in 3 ways:

   1. The robot won't be able to do much and will be useless.

   2. The robot will be able to do a lot but it will lack human-like intelligence, turning into a dangerous tool. (How will the robot know what orders are dangerous and what orders are not, e.g. "Robot, take knife, point it forward and run towards timmy")

   3. The robots will gain humanlike intelligence and humans will no longer be needed as a workforce, therefore turning the world into one where only few humans are needed and most are just inneficient disposable workers which will probably be left out to die.

   I don't like any of these options tbh

8. wow! Great questions! I miss more Musks shaking the world. Could we have a Musk dedicated to inovations on medicine issues? And other issues as well?

9. Just a little thought. It may not outrun us with that speed but the thing is… humans get exhausted…

10. The economics of multiple task-specific robots is unsustainable. Plus imagine the overhead on such things as communications. Today, a smart house hosts a multitude of connected devices. We’re already observing bandwidth strain because of cameras, bulbs, door locks, vacuums and such. Can you imagine what a myriad diverse robots would do to a network? Power consumption? Toxic Battery waste? Storage space?
    Now, a single device that navigates the world the same way we do, and can perform multiple tasks is much more convenient (despite certain inefficiency) and less of a resource hog.

11. “Hey, Tesla bot, pleasure me.”

    “Hey not that, not that!”

12. Tesla shows a humanoid robot just to awe people, just to wake up people toward AI

13. What about the Chinese car?

14. I could imagine at first factories buying them, and getting there employees to wear sensors in gloves,arms, shoulders ,legs, with a pair of camera glasses. And after they have enough data slowly merging the robots to do them jobs. Then slowly throughout decades the robots slowly start learning more from thier connected data/memory they have been building. Teach it to walk to the store for cigarettes or order some food. I know oit is far fetched but it would be nice to see it happen in our lifespan.

15. Shotgun sales are about to skyrocket lol

16. I can think of something I would want a human like robot for-

17. What i want in a rewind?FortineAndMarquesBrown!

18. Why can't the richest people and companies in the world focus in making the human being better? Why not focus on removing human limitations, and that way we will not need machines, we will not need "extensions to human capability", because our own capabilities will be extended?

19. Elon Musk (not just Tesla) and Boston Dynamics could get together to make a "series" of robotic machines that could build the initial infrastructure on the Moon and on Mars for humans to later come and colonize…

20. I think there is a place for something like this in situations like at-home care, elderly companionship, and so forth but mass marketing is where I start to get the spooks.

21. The tesla bot as a human form will never happen. It's just for show.

22. I love how he has 101 bot in the background 😆😆

23. Don't forget or undervalue the "acceptance" factor that most humans use when encountering a robot. Fear of the machine because it doesn't look or act human. We can see another example of accepting something different from what we currently have via the reactions to the Tesla pickup truck. Even Elon has mentioned that it might not be as big of a success because it is too futuristic looking in comparison to the other trucks. Consider some of the comments and complaints already made and they haven't even tried it out yet! (annoying!) People (human nauture in all of us) don't like or want to accept change, especially if we are expecting a robotic companion and helper to be around us. We want our humanoids to be … well, more human. Odd, but true.

24. will smith where you at.. we need you.

25. VR will fix the puzzle

26. 15 minutes to explain a guy in a spandex.

27. 4:50 the way he casually said "so you can outrun it" killed me

28. I think musk wants to make transformers.

29. "It would be easy to run away from"

    what

30. Will it come in matte black! Lol
    Maybe your video would have a tone of excitement if it did.

    Your saying you can't imagine what a humanoid shape machine can accomplish but then go on to say the world was designed to accommodate the humanoid shape!

    Bro that robot is poised to do anything we can do. He might even take your girl if you're slackin😎

31. No one will trust and believe you guys anymore since you shake hands with Bill Gates and the rest. Period!

32. I can imagine that users are going to teach their TeslaBots to perform different tasks, and that robots share their knowledge, thus becoming more useful every day. I can imagine our TeslaBot telling us one day "There is a new selection of 40 dishes I can make." I can imagine the robot: fixing the garden, cleaning the house, doing laundry, folding clothes, and explaining calculus to my daughter.

    I can imagine that a TeslaBot will sell for about $2,000.00 US dollars, and that we will all have one or two in our homes.

    If you can't imagine all this, and much more, I don't understand why you made a video about the TeslaBot.

33. Yeah but imagine how fun it would be walking into a restaurant and telling a robot what u want, also it’s Elon he literally dug a huge tunnel because he was bored in traffic. He’s crazy in a good way

34. Bring on the AI Robots…Let’s give over the throne to them…we are killing the planet….we are the cancer of the planet ….

35. The fact musk made this robot humanistic makes lots of sense. It's just common sense to have the sensors of the human form to see what effects would be placed upon the human body in space that can be designed around a space suit that we'd be in. As well, instead of human brains being solely involved, the AI brain can absorb everything we can't and redirect a solution to a problem we take too long to process and then over think. This is the way it should've been from day 1.

36. Of course purpose-built robots, such as assemblers, are better at their tasks than humanoid ones. But the humanoid ones are intended to be generalists, AI-directed, machine learning Jacks of all trades. There's no reason why such a robot HAS to be humanoid, but being similarly constructed to us DOES make it able to reproduce our movements, tho so far imperfectly.

37. its taller than me….rip

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