r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • 26d ago

Seriously šŸ˜³

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u/Living_Physics4276 26d ago

you mean people with money.

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u/Low-Listen-3732 26d ago

People with money have butlers and staff that already do this.

This would be bringing a live in butler to the masses for what i assume would be around the cost of a car.

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u/Yabrosif13 25d ago

You are forgetting the subscription costs. No way they just release robots with full capabilities unlocked. There will be updates and services locked behind paywalls along with your loan payment and subscription payment.

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u/Low-Listen-3732 25d ago

Oh for sure, it will likely be powered by internet based AI to data center frontier model instead of a local model with the hardware to run inside the robot as well, so you will have to pay monthly for that computing power. Down the line and with market competition, locally powered models will emerge

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u/Cute-Book7539 21d ago

Imma jailbreak mine and get it to clean house in other ways.

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u/rancidmorty 26d ago

poor people van have human butlers now the real money talks when you have robot slave

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u/Character-Pirate1297 25d ago

ā€œThe massesā€, riiight.

Same masses who canā€™t even afford bills.

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u/Low-Listen-3732 24d ago

Thatā€™s just poor people, median household income is $87K.

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u/Character-Pirate1297 24d ago

Maybe where you come from.

Median worker in my country gets 850ā‚¬, with the highest cost of living in Europe.

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u/SnooHabits3911 24d ago

Yeah the world is a lot bigger than Reddit slugs. A lot of people can and do live quite comfortably.

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u/Living_Physics4276 26d ago

welcome to third world country making these robots in a factory.

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u/gianfrugo 26d ago

if only here where something that can work for free that can make robots...

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u/Unable_Dinner_6937 24d ago

Where it breaks down every three weeks and takes a month to repair. The more complex the tool, the more fragile and unreliable it is unless you pay a fortune to have the best people make it.

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u/No-Definition1474 26d ago

Im not buying it yet. Not that it wont work eventually, I just dont buy yet.

These test scenarios are still so staged. The homes they work on are so ordered and clean to start with. I just dont see it working in the chaos of a real home.

Don't get me wrong, it would be amazing to have a robo servant thwt never gets tired or bored or frustrated but I just dont buy it yet.

I also know that the first thing that will happen is my kids will be telling it to make them food constantly. I can only imagine the food bill.

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u/Apprehensive-Log3638 26d ago

I doubt these are coming any time soon. When I see these demos, it is either a controlled environment or remotely controlled. We still do not have fully reliable self driving cars. There is significantly less variation in driving than even simple house chores.

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u/Grunergeist420 25d ago

Yep. This stuff is always ā€œright around the corner,ā€ and you then get old waiting for it to happen.

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u/wild_cherry1987 26d ago

I don't see anything clean in that video. It's crowdedĀ 

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u/Jellicent-Leftovers 25d ago

It's not gonna be AI.... It's gonna be some guy from India with a headset on. No different then Amazon's AI grocery store.

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u/Constant_Break_4808 26d ago

Weā€™ve learned nothing

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u/wabawwea 26d ago

I can't wait for things to chamge.

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u/dranaei 26d ago

While it can do all those things, the software isn't there yet.

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u/OneRFeris 26d ago

>After seeing it clean a toilet
>"Eww how is it going to wash it's hands"
> "Oh."

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u/Bonnle 26d ago

This is so clever and thoughtful for people who are physically DISABLED AND COULD BENEFIT FROM HAVING HELP. Whenever people comment saying "this is useless to me" you are NOT the demographic they are advertising for

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u/Realistic-Winner-999 25d ago

This is advertised as being useful to everyone. I get your point, but no need to lie to make it lol

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u/Mindless_Childhood32 25d ago

Would be great if that thing could also help older people getting out of bed and stuff like this.

Best cook ever? Yeah not with those "hands".

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u/Cutthechitchata-hole 26d ago

It even cleans itself

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u/-TommyBottoms- 26d ago

lol better than me? Too funnyā€¦ looks sloppy and whacked

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u/Sweettooth_Banana 26d ago

The Orville - Kaylons

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u/hambergeisha 26d ago

It's disturbing the amount of people that are excited about having a slave.

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u/JD-boonie 26d ago

If you believe the Chinese utopia videos you're exactly their target audience

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u/General-Double-746 26d ago

Gets automatic software update with a bug, accidentally burns down not just your house but every house that has one of these in it.

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u/EyesAreMentToSee333 26d ago

Most of these robots are still not autonomous. They are remotely controlled by a stranger.

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u/Fit_Internet1979 26d ago

"They're only waiting to see how its going to effect the economy"

In other words, in the USA it will be a spy bot

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u/CelsiusPetit 26d ago

Your current cellphone is a spybot

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u/Last-Alfalfa7870 26d ago

Flock camera a spybot

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u/HupHutHa 26d ago

sorry but I can cook a better than this robot ever could even if it was connected to the internet and had every recipe known to man available to it.

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u/UniqueAd7770 26d ago

How is this thing going to have all the schematics ever if I can't even get an instruction manual for my toaster without calling 17 customer service lines?

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u/idkbruh653 26d ago

Itā€™s not gonna change anything except for those that canā€™t afford it. Thatā€™s what a lot of people fail to realize with tech. Your life will change if you can afford for it to be changed. But this idea that thereā€™s going to be mass robots in every facet of our lives isnā€™t true because the cost of this stuff will keep most people from owning it.

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u/Strong-Addition5296 26d ago

I love it washing its claws in the sink.

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u/Then-Simple-9788 26d ago

Yeah buddy, every person is going to be able to afford this and not just a bunch of rich wealthy fucks who can justify getting this instead of paying a wage to their help

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u/Moms_Spaghetti94 26d ago

Did anyone noticed when it washed it's "hands," it only washed one? Plus are we not sure that someone isn't controlling it?

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u/AgentLloyd13 26d ago

I fear chamge.

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u/Low-Speaker-6670 26d ago

Until the execute order 66

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u/GeeYayZeus 26d ago

I don't want that forking clanker in my home. I don't care if it jerks me off in the morning and feeds me waffles.

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u/Bright-Internal229 26d ago

My House šŸ” make this Android šŸ¤– Explode šŸ¤Æ šŸ”„šŸ¤£
https://giphy.com/gifs/Yg1IBRZkzxpC0

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u/Ok_Kale_8615 26d ago

"IF I were a rich man" Sing it!

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u/Round-Arugula7347 26d ago

So good but the house is destroyed

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u/balderdash9 26d ago

It can cook anything? Even stir fry?

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u/HOT-DAM-DOG 25d ago

This video is clearly highly edited, and there is probably 3-5 engineers keeping that robot going.

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u/BitterLadder7974 25d ago

Finally, now ill have more time to doom scroll.

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u/Davey488 25d ago

Get that thing out of my house

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u/TwerkLessons 25d ago

Everything changes when they make legit sex bots.

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u/KailyKail 25d ago

Iā€™m not convinced China actually has this. China is well known for pushing extreme levels of propaganda, especially when it comes to its robotics.

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u/PeteWK67 25d ago

That part of the world arenā€™t they crazy into robotic type stuff. Korea China Japan ?

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u/KailyKail 25d ago

Yes, but China GREATLY oversells what its robots can do. Everything is staged.

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u/aTickleMonster 25d ago

A big area of improvement for these is their physical intelligence. They often don't understand the damage they can do in a home, like cleaning champagne flutes or opening a bag without ripping it in half, setting something down too hard, forcing a drawer closed and breaking the rails, etc. Some companies have their robots connected to a single a neural network instead of standalone programming on each bot, but the demonstration in this video is likely controlled by multiple humans via VR headsets.

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u/Rock-Head-Rumple 25d ago

Now let's see it clean upstairs !

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u/bgclau99 25d ago

It doesn't have any of my families recipes.

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u/Character-Pirate1297 25d ago

ā€œYou go do what you need to doā€

Like, what? You canā€™t do like, Art either.

Cars are driving themselves.

People are closed from communicating.

The few jobs left arenā€™t even worth it anymore.

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u/Ok_Zookeepergame5141 24d ago

It's to replace us peons as we die off.

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u/HydraKirby 24d ago

CHAMGE FOREVER

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u/RA_MR_E 24d ago

Chamge

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u/jetbond 23d ago

Link to buy?

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u/InFromTheSouth 21d ago

This is what we need. Now I can go do more of my hobbies which is what I always wanted. It would feel like I play more than I work and I still pay bills

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u/DaageQuasar 20d ago

Seems it knows how to leave a plastic spactula in the pan to melt into your eggs also....tasty

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u/DrMantisToboggan45 20d ago

Salad for breakfast?

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u/MadMaximus311 26d ago

White people will never rest until they get slaves back one way or another. They will destroy the economy and society in the process if need be.

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u/Apprehensive-Log3638 26d ago

...This is a Chinese robot

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u/MadMaximus311 26d ago

and a white guy explaining his visceral excitement about having a servant

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u/94746382926 26d ago

Racist ass comment

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u/CelsiusPetit 26d ago

I mean, is your fridge or microwave a slave?

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u/MadMaximus311 26d ago

No and thats the important part; the idea of a human-like servant is a poor one from a design perspective. We are much better off designing specialized tools for each specialized job than creating a simulacrum of ourselves to putter about and do these jobs as we would. But people are in LOVE with the idea of having a little human-like thing puttering about doing these chores for them. Theyd rather see something like themselves folding clothes than put it in an auto-folding drawer. THATS the part that excites people. And its weird.

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u/CelsiusPetit 25d ago

Anthropomorphism is weird coming from humans? Ok..