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Tim Heidecker Awesome InfoWars, Great Job! | TigerBelly 553

TigerBelly28 views
“I think that um I mean, you're already seeing it with um in China with the robots making the cars... and we don't think anything of it of it. They're so cute. Why don't they put eyes on it? So, it doesn't scare you. Youquote“I think that um I mean, you're already seeing it with um in China with the robots making the cars... and we don't think anything of it of it. They're so cute. Why don't they put eyes on it? So, it doesn't scare you. Youquote“I think that um I mean, you're already seeing it with um in China with the robots making the cars... and we don't think anything of it of it. They're so cute. Why don't they put eyes on it? So, it doesn't scare you. Youquote

Brett Adcock: Humanoids Run on Neural Net, Autonomous Manufacturing, and $50 Trillion Market #229

Peter H. Diamandis87 views
The company is scaling manufacturing to produce robots for industrial and commercial use, with a target price of $20,000 and a vision for billions of units globally by 2035-2040.summaryFigure aims to solve 'general robotics' by dropping robots into unseen environments (like an Airbnb) and having them perform long-horizon tasks (days of work) autonomously.takeawayFigure's business model relies on leasing robots to commercial customers (like BMW) to gather data and harden operations before scaling to consumer homes.takeaway

ANNIE LEDERMAN talks about the dead in the most positive way possible… are they watching?

Harland Highway Podcast6 views
Harland and Annie engage in a comedic exploration of aging, technology, and mortality, discussing senior dating apps, the societal impact of AI robots on human connection, and the future of reproduction.summaryThe rise of autonomous vehicles and AI robots raises ethical and legal questions about liability in criminal acts (e.g., drive-bys) and the potential for robots to replace human partners, potentially leading to societal takeaway“If these robots got so fine-tuned that they could assist people with their fantasies or their sexual needs... would that in essence maybe cut down on all the creepy perverted stuff... or would it create such an isolatioquote

Queen of Sh*tty Robots”, Simone Giertz, on How Mythbusters Inspired Her VIRAL Videos

Mythfits Podcast56 views
This episode features an interview with Swedish inventor Simone Yetch, who discusses her journey from building viral 'impractical' robots to becoming a product designer.summaryThe 'Uncanny Valley' in robotics: Both hosts and guest express discomfort with humanoid robots that look human but move slightly off, preferring functional or clearly mechanical designs over realistic human replicas.takeawayCareer pivot due to health: Simone Yetch shifted from making comedy robots to solving practical problems after a brain tumor diagnosis forced her to slow down and focus on what truly mattered, leading to successful produtakeaway

Elon Is Building EVERYTHING At Once

Brighter with Herbert2 views
Optimus Productivity Framework: The usefulness of a humanoid robot is the product of three exponentially improving factors: AI software quality, AI chip performance, and electromechanical dexterity (especially hands). Thtakeaway“The usefulness of a humanoid robot... is going to be roughly the AI software times how good is the AI chip... times how good is the electromechanical dexterity... Then when you make the robots the robots will start manuquote

Humanoids Cost as Much as an SUV Now | Nikhil Kamath x Brett Adcock | WTF Online Ep 2

Nikhil Kamath27 views
Brett Adcock, founder of Figure AI, argues that general-purpose humanoid robots are viable today due to breakthroughs in electric actuators and deep learning, dismissing the notion that China leads in robotics capabilitysummaryHumanoid robots are currently fully autonomous and commercially deployed (e.g., with BMW) using onboard compute, eliminating the need for constant cloud connectivity for motor control.takeawayThe transition from hydraulic to electric actuators has enabled smaller, lighter, and safer robots, making consumer-electronics-style manufacturing feasible for humanoids.takeaway

Why The Show Shouldn't Go On | Jessimae Peluso | Sharp Tongue Podcast Ep. 413

Jessimae Peluso18 views
The trend of creating hyper-realistic robots with living skin raises ethical and existential concerns, potentially blurring the line between human and machine in ways that could lead to deception or loss of empathy.takeaway“We're never going to learn our lesson we just keep forging forward without thinking where we're steing where we're stepping and we're not considering that we might be walking into dangerous territory with the AI and thequote“I think the show needs to stop because obviously we're doing too much if we're making robots with a living skin”quote

Too Much Wiping, Gal Gadot, Scariest Concert | Fact Check for Gal Gadot

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard3 views
The conversation evolves into an ethical debate about prioritizing humans, animals, and robots, before concluding with a humorous segment on shower habits and trivia facts.summaryCoco Robot Accident Analysis: A Coco delivery robot was hit by a car in Beverly Hills; the discussion notes that while the robot follows rules, drivers often fail to check crosswalks for low-profile robots, especially whtakeawayEthical Priority Hierarchy: The guest establishes a moral hierarchy for life-saving decisions: Humans first, then animals (with exceptions for large animals like silverback gorillas over average humans), and robots last.takeaway

IHIP News: 🚨 Trump ADMITTING DEFEAT After Iran STRIKES BACK! Pete's New WAR CRIMES EXPOSED!

I've Had It12 views
Elon Musk's AI strategy involves a recursive manufacturing loop where robots build robots, projected to create over a billion humanoid robots in 10 years with five times human productivity, aiming to eliminate mass wagestakeaway“The robots are coming for your jobs. They're coming for your wages. ... It's never been the immigrants that are coming for your jobs. It's this immigrant right here, Elon Musk.”quote

10 years of robot reports

CBS Sunday Morning6 views
Delivery Logistics: The 'last mile' of delivery accounts for over 50% of shipping costs. Companies like Amazon, Flirty, and Kiwi Bots are testing autonomous drones and sidewalk robots to reduce labor costs and combat isstakeawayAssistive Robotics: Henry Evans, a quadriplegic, uses robots like 'Stretch' and 'Bert' to regain independence, perform daily tasks, and engage socially. This technology allows him to tour museums remotely and participatetakeawayAI and Robotics Future: DARPA's robotics challenge highlights progress in humanoid robots, though they remain unreliable (e.g., MIT's robot breaking its wrist). Experts warn that while super-intelligent AI is decades awatakeaway

Man Who Owns 4% Of All Bitcoin: His Final WARNING To Everyone Who Doesn't Own It | Michael Saylor

The Diary Of A CEO14 views
In an age of abundance driven by AI and robotics, consumer goods will become cheap and abundant, but scarce desirable assets (like prime real estate, gold, or Bitcoin) will retain value because they cannot be infinitely takeaway“I used AI to make 15 billion dollars last year. I did because the AI gave us a solution to the problem that no one had ever encountered before in the history of the world. And so my advice is don't try to outwork the roquote“Don't try to outwork the robots. It's like you're lamenting how difficult it is... Technology has given us the ability to amplify our intellect and amplify our creativity in a way that is unprecedented in human history.quote

Brett Adcock - Shawn Ryan’s First Interview with a Robot | SRS #292

Shawn Ryan Show53 views
Brett Adcock discusses his portfolio of deep-tech ventures, highlighting the rapid progress of Figure AI's humanoid robots which are now running 24/7 shifts in commercial environments like BMW factories.summaryFigure AI's robots have transitioned from lab demos to industrial reality, with Figure 2 units running 10-hour shifts for six months at BMW without human intervention, proving hardware durability and software reliabilitytakeaway“We basically had built like synthetic human intelligence that can use computers and machines. So like I'm going to delegate out all this busy work on both my digital life and physical life to like to robots and they'll quote