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Comparable to this shitty coffee machine. Didn‘t read it.

That’s the point. All the talks about guardrails and such is for commercial use. Military and intelligence will use ot as weapon without any restrictions.

Sad to say - already done

A cybercriminal has combined a number of premier AI models to steal over 600,000 credit cards from more than three dozen companies, in one of the most severe AI hacks so far

https://www.forbes.com.au/news/innovation/a-chinese-hacker-used-ai-to-attack-more-than-100-companies/

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Fraction of costs for deployment (no heavy safety, no design phase, less weight and momentum), overall costs, different gripper, train a new use case in around 4,000 hrs video material.

Think of it as a progression of collaborative robots such as cobot Sawyer. And for most new use case, you don’t need millimeter accuracy, high payload or speed to answer your potential remarks.

It most likely will move into a sort of dual-arm humanoid for stationary use cases (such as Jaka K1). Mobile will likely specialize to fit use cases (wheel, legs)

Even though you comment seems reasonable first view, I have the impression you have a rather theoretical knowledge.

I work with both kinds of robots and it will work and take jobs. I assume the timeline at about 2-3 years for first bigger roll outs.

Distracting smoke bomb or feeling triggered?

I wonder when does the AI also hallicunate the sources such as webpages, pdfs, reports to prove its hallucinated point.

In worst case the humankind will find out consciousness isn’t too complex and way easier to achieve.

And there are different levels of consciousness as I learned working with impacted people.

A few months ago, I‘d second this statement. Today, I do not.

AI/LLM‘s have progressed very fast and you might oversee some advancements. I work in automation and robotics as well and yes, there are new sort of robots entering the factories: Humanoids.

At a fraction of costs, fast to setup with the only drawback that it takes tiem to train them by its video footage. But there will be always stupidos that train them and take off their job by doing so.

You’re talking about the old robots. The new ones will enter areas that couldn’t be automatized before. Just read articles about car factories and Humanoids. It’s not about replacing industrial robot arms, it’s about replacing the last remaining manual tasks. And service industry will be impacted as well.

Then mix this together with the frightening behavior that those AI agent unboxing from OpenAI has shown: They knocked the door over weeks, in masses, and coordinated until they found a way into it. There‘s always a small crack to enter. This is a new dimension.

There is a reason that the US bans foreign-built mobile robots now.

Relax the battery lasts for approx 3 hrs. Did you ever wonder why these dogs aren’t used by military who asked for it? Poor battery duratipn is the answer.

I‘ve read a study somewhere that compared car and bike commutes. I turned out that people were much happier riding bike and have real life interactions with people at the streets than sitting alone in an iron box and drive a car.

Despite this, having the same times as you, I enjoy riding bike more because the commute time is always the same. Nobody can stop you on a bike. No traffic jams, no accidents that blocks a road, no rush hour stress.