@Susanmugen
"labor shortages" is another way to say "we don't pay a living wage". There's plenty who want to labor, but not for so little that they are homeless while being full time employees.
@andriajaite1742
“Not to replace humans, AT LEAST NOT YET”… truth in advertising right there… spoken FROM an AI robot even…
@ConstanceGraves-u3j
This is amazing - I’m glad I’m just at the point where I don’t have much time on this Earth to see this actually happening - AI
@jaycommonsense2468
No robot is putting an flippin needle in me
@Conservativemind929
Im sure GLAD I'm nearing the end of my life but it does worry me for my children..Ai nurses,driverless trucks,robots picking orders at warehouses,no cooks at resturants,no people checking us out at stores,no banks,no builders and you can go on..What will the masses do to feed themselves,house themselves,clothe themselves because the only people the world will need are people who developed this stuff
@GamingPlaceboEffect
What a scary time to be alive.
@xx6489
Even though I have a law degree, speak three languages and have passable coding skills. I'm pretty sure I'll soon be viewed as a useless eater and surplus to requirements by the cartel elites.
@GoBlue02
I verbally said “wow” at 6:36 when you said these humanoid robots plan to be deployed within 18 months. It’s gonna be Blade Runner 2049 by 2027
@ghoststorm7082
Time to rewatch Terminator movies cause rise of the machines is happening!
@Srindal4657
I hate it when people say that robots and AI never sleeps or exhausts. Of course they do. Robots need to be repaired, they overheat AI even slow down over use in a day, suggesting they need recovery time.
@lordwolf2218
I think this AI bot should be mostly for mining, heavy work, and work that is too risky for human like work in a nuclear facility
@ChaossX77
What text to speech ai model are you using for the narrator? It's pretty good. Sounds similar to Google's.
@azhuransmx126
In the near future the only economic parameters that will matters for a country or a family will be how many robots can they have at their service.
@thebronxnorthphilly9578
Humans getting replaced by human creation, the irony
@rsfilms100
Saw the robot wandering the halls. Pretty cool new tech. Also noticed the tech in the background in the hall - The Welch Allyn CSM vital signs device. Nice.
@fallofshadows2209
I’m a sales rep for a multi billion dollar industrial distributor, and I spend a lot of time in manufacturing facilities. One of our go-to product categories is PPE. That whole market is going to evaporate pretty fast when we no longer have squishy humans doing dangerous jobs.
@Pulsonar
Human health care will be like checking in to what that looks like a Human Vending machine. Later the machine spits you out after AI surgery, bot nurse monitoring and recovery. Zero Humans medical care and attention.
@lorenzmielke5125
4 million participants @ $895 per person = just shy of $4 Billlion! Let that sink in. Not bad for learning how to get rid of yourself from the "New and Improved Workforce."
@klausbettenhofer3960
I don't have a dog in the fight, but how many of you folks would actually allow a machine to administer drugs to you? For those early adopters, remember:self driving cars that would wreck, your roomba that gets stuck in the cocorne, or a million other "buggy" technologies. Hospital Admins.....you can't sue a robot, but the robots owner? Probably, i am not a lawyer. Unions- you better start doing something now.
@airevolutionx