Jan 15, 2024
2:32:25pm
2:32:25pm
It's still specialized robot machinery. It's just in a "human" form so we think it's different. But it doesn't
have close to the flexibility of a human. It's just visually similar and has similarities in limbs and fingers. I'm not saying it's not cool, but I would remind CBers of what people were saying about self-driving in 2017. And self-driving is just one task that doesn't require the physical tools general robotics require. And again, upfront cost + maintenance is the real issue for broad adoption.
Originally posted on Jan 15, 2024 at 2:32:25pm
Message modified by CSoul on Jan 15, 2024 at 2:33:39pm
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40k robot that can crappy fold like 10 shirts/hour or a 10k folding machine that can uniformly fold 500 shirts/hour?
Jan 15, 2:42pm
This is like saying that McDonald's cashiers haven't been replaced in like 50 years. Well, they are in the process of
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I'm saying it's foolish to think that any job is safe from this, but especially low skill jobs. That robot can take a
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Cool, laugh emoji but no argument. Here is the first link from Googling 'is Machine Learning AI?', from Microsoft.
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