The Real Reason Elon Musk Is Developing The Tesla Bot! 

AI is not what you think so don't expect a miracle from artificial junks.

@@Yodaddio it doesn't have to be ai. for instance old people in nursing homes are using Siri and other such apps to keep them company.

Have you watched the British tv series, called ‘humans’? It’s about robotic ‘humans, ie A.I. WELL, there’s a character who is Middle Aged suffering from MS, who gets a robot to help her…I 1st thot, wow I’d love that, because my spouse is a horrible care giver!….but then I watched the full series, and the A.I. gets so intelligent and becomes anti-human due to jealousy!!!

I'm in the market for an anti-ageist senior defender robot, if anyone knows. This robot would accompany me on my daily activities. Its algorithm would be super sharp at detecting ageism from others toward me. Capable of detecting even the slightest micro-ageist tendencies. When detected, the robot would then be activated to slap the living piss out of the offender. I'm willing to pay big bucks for such a robot.😀

@@MrSilvertech corruption….

steal data of course. 925,000 cars were recalled from his AI defects. lmao he goes to do this fk more people up

A large human colony on Mars isn't realistic and isn't happening. At least not in our lifetime

@@WoJackHorseman Word.

@@WoJackHorseman these bots will not be capable of replacing humans in the workforce in our lifetime eaither

Exactly, Elon’s continued releasing of ridiculous concepts with completely unrealistic deadlines is getting tiresome, unfortunately so many uneducated fools believe what he says when self promoting

It may not be artificial but there's a world full of natural intelligence equipped people capable learning and performing repetitive, boring yet complex tasks for very reasonable amounts of money.

his titles are all too often click baity

Communication is actually the easy part

Lmao a Roomba?

That's 1 billion billion I think

A million trillions, a thousand quadrillion, or 1 quintrillion right

Yep.

Optimus is an extremely long term project, which if you look at it one way, only operates repetitive and boring tasks, I think the best function that it could have if it could only do a single thing, is be told to copy the user while they perform an action or task, and then be able to do that task itself on command for instance repeatedly regardless of what they can actually do once they get there, the most important thing they would have is Tesla full self driving software expanded up to 3 dimensions, if they have a 4D vector map of the world in their software, that would be gamechanging on so many different levels, even if the robot itself is unable to carry out any task except for "Follow me" or "go over there" or "fetch the x", it would still be kind of incredible and would still be functional enough that it would have people who could utilise it, in which case the software would have to be able to learn the identities of different objects I mean that is basically the job of an assistant, also, if it can walk somewhat normally without looking impaired, that would be a major plus, even just having one of these follow you around say to a shop, you hand it groceries, and just tell it to hold them, and follow you home, would be really useful too, even extremely basic functionality would be exceptionally useful, and it does have hands and fingers Functions I think it needs to be viable -Move -Hold -Fetch -Follow -Pick up -Put down -Drop if they have a working prototype which can do all of these functions effectively on any object, that already could change the world

Power wall or mega packs aren’t made so often and neither use teslas resources mostly contracted outsourcing from Panasonic/Sony batteries and outsourcing the construction so even if those weren’t just marketing tools would it divert from them making cars.

Correct

This is a _flex_. They are demonstrating that they have the ability to service both markets.

Exactly> it is not diversion; but rather is an addition to ‘his’ whole package deal!!!

I think those cameras should see much farther. Now they only see about 80 meters, and in high speed roads it's barely enough.

@@MrSilvertech I don’t think successful AI needs to be the “super dupper” AI that many would imagine. We have had many AI’s already that are useful and they are not the super self teaching AI’s that can just turn up the giga hertz and compress years of learning into ever decreasing time frames. We have absolutely no evidence that an AI can just continuously make itself smarter. We still have no way of knowing what method will produce some kind of synthetic consciousness. Currently we have had some success with large neural nets but training them requires a huge amount of very precise data that contains the correct answers. AI’s can only produce data (for training) automatically in artificial environments like games, not the real world. We might be close or very far away from super AI but Tesla seems to have made much progress (in areas like FSD ) to be hopeful even without reaching super AI. Has anyone showed how an AI could FAB it’s own hardware?

They didn’t create an AI with FSD tho nor have they succeeded considering it’s still in beta mode.

I agree. Complete fantasy and very unreasonable to even expect it.

@@simonhoughton1171 Yup. Also reasonable to expect corporate bankruptcy, failure to dominate the EV market, let alone being allowed to enter, as well as dominating space from a non-taxpayer funded standpoint. All of the naysayers have been proven insane over and over again and yet they persist in their self-immolation. By the way, true AI is impossible. Even human intelligence is going the way of the Dodo bird.

@@MrSilvertech I think you mean Generalize AI. AI is used all the time for specific task.

Hmm, until they decide Mars belongs to them and shoots everything coming from earth into oblivion....or are they suppose to be just dumb robo-robots working?

And still tje naysayers will blurt out that it is a magic trick. May they all self-immolate sooner rather than later.

Any of us who have seen real magic and miracles understand this. There have already been instances of ai powered robots doing things that surprise their creators.

Exactly he's going to need the arms to build the new things on Mars

Yes but the inititial fleets are most importantly to increase the avarage global sustainable living standard and correspondingly general global IQ IMA

Roomba Optimus!

Thanks for not saying “first”

@@U.K.N thanks for not saying 2nd

@@manuelfranco3619 thanks for not saying 3rd

@@Tubeytime thanks for not says 4rth

@@U.K.N Thx all.

It took quite a few YEARS for Boston Dynamics to learn to walk. It will be a big achievement if ver1.0 can replicate it so fast.

@@jonathanozik5442 keeping in mind Optimus has already been said to walk if at all very slowly. Which has been the case of many so called "robots" lately outside of Boston Dynamics.

You think a Tesla robot developed for a year for which we have seen absolutely no real footage of outside of a person in a onesie doing a stupid dance is going to be anywhere near the capability of the Boston Dynamics robot? Lol. They will have a rudimentary design that barely moves at best. It will probably be a manican with an off the shelf robotic arm attached, which is running a scripted routine for movement. That's best case.

@@youtubevanced4900 I think the robot has been in design for much longer than a year. They just want everyone to think it has been a short time span.

@@scamchan If you would see how foolish Optimus looked like you would know they did not work in humanoid robotics at all.

@@youtubevanced4900 Most likely not even that. No moving robot at all, only great promises and lots of CGI about how it will be in the future.

@@nikokapanen82 Yeah but somehow someone has to step forward to motivate others on the production of working bots.

Would processing performance really be an issue with DOJO and all the processors it has?

@@scamchan Absolutely! If Musk and them could possibly get 10 times the performance they would. It's a no brainer. It's not that Dojo is all they need but rather all they can do. They are already working on trying to get it faster.

@@lucidmoses I suspect it is already FAST they just don't have it all in place and optimized. They have to create the software and adjust it for performance with the data streams.

One needs to be able to operate in conditions of glare (e.g sunrise) , low contrast like foggy conditions, and country driving in low light levels (e.g night driving). The human visual system is designed at the retinal level to identify edges and motion. You could use a high resolution camera to find the edges of objects then dump the remaining image data. So that you are processing the same amount of data as at the moment.

@@jamesakbar-given5009 IDN, I don't think edge processing is good enough. If it was then your eyes wouldn't do any of the other processing it does. I think Your thinking of edge processing around an object. Trouble is, if you crank up the edge processing enough to work in foggy conditions then your going to get zillions of edges. A simple wrinkled shirt would drive it crazy. Your brain filters out a lot of the edge processing based on an understanding of the object. i.e. wrinkled shirt or not, it's still a human. That takes a lot of processing.

Great platform.

That's why we'll need UBI. Even Elon has said it. If AI eventually does everything, we won't have a paycheck. But everything could be free because robots are making more robots and doing everything from mining and farming to designing better computers to flying and driving and everything else. I could see a lot of people feeling worthless and falling into depression while others excel and are happy and successful at whatever it is they feel like doing.

thats a great application that is actualy within reach this century... too many people overestimate AI capabilities and have unrealistic expectations over the next 30 years

Artificial General Intelligence is here and already works. All that is left is to give it a body and tasks to perform.

@@scamchan problem is need nuralink too talk too tesla bot. why musk making it for human too tesla bot. so your safe in the mars habitat controlling the tesla bot as it does the work for you.

@@hillbillyintheasia6122 AH yeah well I am sure That "link" will have a place and time for it to be used. Well before that I am sure The bot will be able to navigate its environment and handle tasks assigned to it without going off on its own to ruin MARS. Because I am sure Humans are not emotionally ready to build non stop on Mars doing the hard work needed there.

Why do Musk fans want to see "Cylons" developed??????? Remember when your leader warned about the danger of AI?

@@DavidJohnson-tv2nn " Remember when your leader warned about the danger of AI" Remember we have been warned of all kinds of danger LIKE Global warming Glacier melting Ozone layer Acid rain Fossil fuels Gun danger Virus danger Water danger Mental Health danger Somehow Humans are still here surviving. The funny thing is we were warned about the dangers of AUTOMOBILES too when people used horses - guess what happened? We were also warned about the dangers of Electricity too hmm How well did that turn out? Seems anything that has the power to advance society is a danger. Now imagine your world without Automobiles or Electricity. That is really dangerous don't you think? We left the caves for a reason.

You'd try and sleep with it.

Wait a minute... You are just saying that, PERVERT!!!

@@SafetyBriefer Maybe my wife and I could have a threesome without guilt. lol

on its way

FSD < AutoBidder < Optimus

~Money , lots of money

Tesla's claim is for a prototype to be unveiled not a fully functional Robot.

This. Human limitations are preventing accelerating production by 5-10x speed. Also, will work through Covid and all future pandemics.

Eliminating humans from the human equation is what corporations strive for.

@@daveetcetera7952 government will benefit the most from a bot workforce

10^18 The ^ is above the 6 on my keyboard