As a polio survivor in his 70's, having Optimus to lift me up (from the floor or potty) would be life changing. No telling what else it could do. Can't wait to get mine🙃
The way 2017 hardware drives a 2 ton car at speed of over 80 , doing your request is a cake walk .. I want robots to sort trash so that more can get recycled and less gets polluted 🙏
If you are over 30, think of how much the smart phone has changed society and daily life. Optimus will be orders of magnitude more capable than a smart phone, so it is difficult to imagine how much it and its ilk will change life.
think how long it took for the smart phone to mature, how many decades.. how many iterations and it's no robot... the robot will take 10x longer... think in terms of decades and not years. People are investing based on Hollywood movies.
@@ChronicKPOP ... your correlation may be correct... or it may be absolutely incorrect. The real question is, how do you KNOW which is correct, and to what degree?. We can't know that. Only time will truly tell. "Investing" is always toward the future, and determining a personally acceptable thesis toward to reason to be specifically invested into the idea (it's always idea, i.e. "imagination", in the early stages of iteration). Best of "luck" to all! 😄
Using OTA updates for Just-in-Time (JIT) skill downloads will be far more efficient. This way, Optimis can ship with general routines, build its skill portfolio with JIT-OTA updates (perhaps for a price), then upon reaching storage capacity, "forget" skills that have not been practiced for a long while to make room for new skills.
@@bru512 Never going to be true, even from a basic physics stand. Humans are extremely agile in and out of vehicle/PT/buildings/snow/ice/wind rain hot cold ... Humans are 100+ more energy efficient, Our vision is light years ahead of digital vision... The whole idea a machine can mimic organic life is so disconnected from reality.
Optimus will benefit from solving the hardest AI problem of them all, FSD. One of the most complicated things we learn as humans is to drive. Most other tasks will be easier to achieve.
We allow teenagers with a few hours training to do this, with no restriction on intelligence level, other than being able to answer some basic rules test.
Driving really isn't that difficult. Stay in your lane, except when passing, keep proper distance, don't turn into oncoming traffic, check blind spot before changing lanes. The rules are really simple, it's just that people don't follow the rules.
FSD is basically a 2D, non- communicative, limited action model. For a functioning robot you need a 3D model with communication and full manouverability. In short you better start from scratch and only us some modules from FSD.
Great insight Dave, you are always expanding my way of thinking! Just the first few thoughts of this video got me thinking in new ways of thinking about the robots. They don't need the same info that the cars do to be effective. They can advance quicker and more easily because they don't always need to avoid causing damage in the way that cars do. Conclusion : They will be here quicker than we all thought...
I'm extremely confident the business model that makes the most sense that I believe Tesla will implement will be one where a good amount of generalized tasks will be included with an Optimus purchase/lease - things like cleaning, lifting, moving things around, walking the dog, carrying on a conversation, etc. The general everyday user will likely not need the more specialized skills. I think those specialized skills will be individual packages paid for separately based on who needs what. For example, say there was a specialized gardening skill. People who want the bot to do gardening will pay for that skill separately, get an OTA update, and tell Optimus to do gardening. Matrix style!! This is the best way for Tesla to keep the initial costs low for high-utility generalized solutions for the vast majority of consumers while at the same time allowing an infinitely scaling set of skills and revenue. P.S. All bots will have names and will learn the voices of everyone in the household!
I can imagine there being a hardware cost up front, as well as a subscription cost to packages of skills. Such as a household task subscription for $100/mo and then other ones you may not need all the time. I very much doubt (sadly) that it'll be a one-time purchase and done. I think we'll have to subscribe to get the new features.
I can imagine a world where a highly developed Optimus robot is so useful and ubiquitous that it is truly the great equaliser for humanity. Everyone will have access to a humanoid robot that the need to fight each other for resources is simply greatly reduced. The end result could well be the end of wars.
I think this could be a game changer for people who need assistance around the home due to physical limitations or in other fields where there is short staffing due to the lack of an interested workforce. Home health care could be helpful for physically demanding duties. Nurses working side by side with these bots. Patients being able to get a nurse while simpler tasks are handled by the bots. There is so much potential.
There will be millions of Optimus applications. One way to scale apps development is to open the Optimus store, which allows 3rd party apps development.
Totally agree Dave. For example I am going to have my Optimus as my doubles partner and training partner in Table Tennis. In addition my Optimus (Called Dave by the way or maybe Wilson) is also going to ride as my No.2 on my Tandem Bike. I could go on but you get my drift.
Will the robots have the skills in them or will they have to be connected at all times to accomplish their 'chores'? Edit: Is it going to be pay monthly or do you buy the skills? Will it have extra memory slots to expand it's abilities and otherwise be upgradeable?
@@denisharding5606 unsure as threading a needle is straight. Tieing a shoelace involves high level of co-ordination and dexterity and complex feeling and skill. But a human kid can do it. AI cant? Then its not that intelligent. Its just good at learning thats all and then relaying
Hey do you think Optimus will have an app store. People could build apps for skills and make money. Robot owners could download the app nd pay and get additional functionalities
How much should we expect to be able to cram into one Optimus? Foundation skills plus First-Aid plus gardening, harvesting, preserving, preparing and serving food. Add on kindergarten through high school teaching, sports training and coaching, referee. Sewing and darning and replacing buttons, maybe repairing zippers, also. I could go on and on and on, but you get the idea. I definitely agree with those who suggest just in time updates with specific skills sets. Does that also imply deleting unused skills to make space available for different skills? Will it be possible to purchase memory expansion?
I forgot to consider OTA for Optimus… when a robot somewhere learns a new task all the rest will potentially learn it as well via the OTA update, a mind blowing concept when there are thousands then millions of bots.
The first military to figure out a mil-spec ruggedized humanoid military will no longer need to worry about food or healthcare or sleeping quarters or latrines or rest, or ptsd.
not to be rude but isn't what you're saying extremely obvious to your audience? there will likely be an app store to download certain skills to your bot, not just OTAs.
This seems the logical way to do it. Anyone will be able to teach An Optimus new skills and can then be submitted to the App Store for others to purchase. Scary stuff. But I can't see how this won't be inevitable
I’m really only interested in what this will mean for Tesla stock in the long term. I’d imagine Teslabot will be a business product for quite a long time - deployed by Tesla itself initially and then available to other businesses. There’s a big market here and I doubt Tesla will need/want to go to a consumer version for a while yet. Yes, it may mean eventually we can have ‘buddies’ etc. but I don’t see this as the primary sales channel, it will be way easier to sell it to businesses first.
Dave, I have been wondering if a Optimus Robot who si talked to track the content in a warehouse could be tempted to lie about the findings or manipulated in some way?
I believe OTA implies wi-fi. I can make a case for not putting a wi-fi modem into Optimus. Plugging a robot in for data transfer minimizes the hackability. Not really the point of your video Dave, but worth mentioning I think.
First thought was the helicopter pilot skill download from the Matrix movie. I could also see Optimus as a platform for 3rd party apps like a smart phone.
Watch an OTA update in 2027 be hacked by Skynet A.I. and Optimus goes into full murder mode and tries to keep stabbing you with a knife. Owners better keep an aluminum baseball bat near by.
I thought Elon said he would NOT allow OTA software updates because of the potential of it going rouge and creating a terminator type situation? I think it’s a prudent decision to not allow Optimus to have OTA software updates.
The potential for abuse of such an appliance is wild. Imagine if China gave every home a helper bot. Helper bot listens. Helper bot reports. Govt. presses some buttons. Helper bot escorts you out of your mortal form.
I think telsa should continue driving for improvements to their AI, but should also have a large effort using the AI tools created by Nvidia. Production of the bots is almost a given but if nvidia beats Tesla at ai it would be very benefitial to have a drop in AI model and rely on teslas production capabitilitys to become the market leader.
Eventually a given hardware setup will top out in what can do. There are only so many weights in the model. Over time, the robots will need more storage and compute (therefore more battery) to offer more complicated or finessed skills.
I think Optimus will come with an operating system like Windows. Other companies will develop all sorts of apps like The Plumber, or The Carpenter, The Housewife, The Misstress and so on. And they all have to pay Tesla for access on the Tesla App Store.
I'm skeptical of how capable optimus could be at a thing like farming. That work takes a ton of energy, it's obviously introducing all kinds of contamination and dirt, it requires extreme dexterity and probably a high sense of touch, not just vision, as you're doing things within the soil that you can't even see... I'm optimistic but that sounds like a use case that's way down the road
As complex as weed pulling is, I’m skeptical that a robot could manage this task. There is a balance between pressure, hand/surface area grip to force, feeling the root release with the correct rate/force to eliminate breaking off the stem and leaving the root etc.
Didn’t Elon say it would be dangerous to have the Optimus be centrally updated? Like a general order 66 type problem? Hmm. I wonder how this will be managed…
Forget AI the main hurdle for humanoid robots is bi ped walking. The ones we see walking are on flat surfaces. Even stairs they take there times. Humans without thinking lean forward up a hill on a side to side stride. Down the hill you lean back. Rocky, muddy terrain your brain is constantly balancing you while you feel you occasionally adjust and balance on uneven terrain a robot will have to be able to pivot and regain its balance let's say loose soil as it can be difficult sometimes for humans. We can have a machine falling over on humans
But the knowledge that cold beer is in the refrigerator, and refrigerators are usually found in the kitchen, which is usually near the living room, which is near the front entry door IS “universal knowledge” that MAY let your robot successfully bring you the beer you desire as soon as you bring it home.
@@perjohanohlsson Certainly, having more general intelligence can help you negotiate new problems adequately. Likewise, an idiot with specialized training may be able to execute a specific task better than a genius--especially the first time or two.
If it downloads a recipe request per owner they will expand the repertoire exponentially until all of them know how to cook every version of every meal.
Tesla needs to get that compute up and running ASAP.... Nvidia is gonna be putting up a fight, and we will definitely see consolidation in their robotics focused end user space
Optimus will download apps just like your phone. Apps such as cooking, gardening. Why not EMT or electrician or plumber or nanny. I am sure I could keep it busy around the house full time. It is not that far away.
If you think carefully about the fine motor skills that are required to fix a toilet or weed a garden, you will realize humanoid robots will not be doing these tasks anytime soon. Also dirt and water don’t mix well with most machines.
My Bot name is Omnibus. at precisely 6.45 am gently wakes me up with a warm muffin and a Cappuccino the likes of which cannot be had in the best places in town. Then he asks me if I prefer a walk in the park or a little drive around town to pick up some groceries. Back home, he asks me what I would prefer to eat for lunch. Go ahead and surprise me please. Lunch time is set every day at 12.45 I walk in the dinette and I am served with a delicious state of the art light lunch masterfully prepared. The quality of life since Omnibus has become part of the family is so vastly improved that its running costs and rental price is such a bargain that I am thinking to add a second one to just take care of the garden, fruit orchard, and grow some vegetable and other eatable greens. Dreaming ? Yes. But not for Elon Musk for he takes the matter very seriously, to make sure to deliver in time just that.
😊Thanks for giving us the information and advancements that this Optimus can accomplish!🤔 But I do have a concern about where my private family information will finally wind up at. 🙄 I mean like China they use AI to closely monitor their people. I wouldn't want that to happen here!🇺🇸❤
I got an OTA update by watching Dave Lee
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😂😂😂😂
As a polio survivor in his 70's, having Optimus to lift me up (from the floor or potty) would be life changing. No telling what else it could do. Can't wait to get mine🙃
Seems like you could put on an Optimus exoskeleton to get you around.
yep, could save some of us from the resthome aswell.
Hi Dave glad to have you back!
Can’t wait to see the forums complaining about Tesla being late on getting out a carbonara recipe
If you teach it that, maybe you can get a cent every time an Optimus cook it.
That incentative would flood it's recipe repertoire!
If Optimus would have had wheels, it would have been a bike.
Very funny!
British carbonara eh? 😂
I bet there will be a subreddit called r/optimush
I just need Optimus to help cut the grass and pull weeds. That would so be amazing.
The way 2017 hardware drives a 2 ton car at speed of over 80 , doing your request is a cake walk .. I want robots to sort trash so that more can get recycled and less gets polluted 🙏
I just need Optimusette
I have a robot that cuts the grass with FSD and Scheduling, really not a worthy task for Optimus. But trim bushes and hedges would be great
You are gonna have a dirty robot. I hope they are easy to clean.
A robot with a non humanoid factor would be more efficient for that task
Can't wait till Optimus can sit there with me and teach me to play musical instruments like a teacher then pour a double whiskey 🤣
Optimus is the ultimate product.
You should try the whiskey before the music lesson
I'm only letting Optimus pour me a double if he shares a glass with me.😁
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If you are over 30, think of how much the smart phone has changed society and daily life. Optimus will be orders of magnitude more capable than a smart phone, so it is difficult to imagine how much it and its ilk will change life.
How did you calculate the magnitudes? Imagination is not reality.
@@mddell24... Imagination is ABSOLUTELY what drives change and innovation!!
@@SteveFarmerMusic invest then imagine :) good luck
think how long it took for the smart phone to mature, how many decades.. how many iterations and it's no robot... the robot will take 10x longer... think in terms of decades and not years. People are investing based on Hollywood movies.
@@ChronicKPOP ... your correlation may be correct... or it may be absolutely incorrect. The real question is, how do you KNOW which is correct, and to what degree?. We can't know that. Only time will truly tell. "Investing" is always toward the future, and determining a personally acceptable thesis toward to reason to be specifically invested into the idea (it's always idea, i.e. "imagination", in the early stages of iteration). Best of "luck" to all! 😄
We missed you dave. Thanks for coming back
Using OTA updates for Just-in-Time (JIT) skill downloads will be far more efficient. This way, Optimis can ship with general routines, build its skill portfolio with JIT-OTA updates (perhaps for a price), then upon reaching storage capacity, "forget" skills that have not been practiced for a long while to make room for new skills.
In about 20-30 years I will need someone to help me walk, clean my house, and cook my food. I'm actually looking forward to Optimus.
Tank: Let’s see…How about some combat training.
Buzzing sound
Neo: I know kungfu
Oooo I think he likes it
Thanks Dave, welcome back!!!! Your comment are always insightful.
Thanks!!!
So glad to have you back Dave. You offer a unique perspective and are a great guy. Wishing you peace and love ❤️
I think humans will be hooked on their personal robot like a smart phone is for us now.
I don't think so.
Sad, but likely true
@@bru512 Never going to be true, even from a basic physics stand. Humans are extremely agile in and out of vehicle/PT/buildings/snow/ice/wind rain hot cold ... Humans are 100+ more energy efficient, Our vision is light years ahead of digital vision... The whole idea a machine can mimic organic life is so disconnected from reality.
Optimus should be able to perform maintenance on itself
Or meet up with other Optimi and repair each other 😊
@@malkum61 Maybe even Free-for-all group repair sessions.
@@johannesdolch... this is getting more fun by the minute! 😁🤣
FSD v14 will have us sleeping in our cars behind the wheel. FSD vOptimus will have us replacing our girlfriends
Optimus will have us replacing our GFs 😂 👍👍👍
And boyfriends
@@howtoactuallyinvest 😳
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@@wheelofcheese100 that will be the end of humanity
Will Optimus be able to make me a sandwich and bring me a beer? 😂
Uber eats will deliver both.
Yes no problem
After cutting lawn and doing dishes and laundry.
Everyone is going to get even fatter 😂
@livinglife1089 we can have Opti exercise for us!
So glad you are back.
Guess I can buy a robot to organize my eggs in the fridge
I would be far more impressed if the Robot proved the eggs were not hardboiled.
The bot and the cars should be StarLink enabled. That makes so many things possible.
they could wear their starlink terminals as graduation caps. everything they download something, they graduate at something
Dave you are the best.
He actually talked that whole time…. Amazing
I stopped watching - I don't like nonsense.
Optimus will benefit from solving the hardest AI problem of them all, FSD. One of the most complicated things we learn as humans is to drive. Most other tasks will be easier to achieve.
We allow teenagers with a few hours training to do this, with no restriction on intelligence level, other than being able to answer some basic rules test.
@@joeschey8836 yep, and their insurance is x5 what experienced drivers pay(well in my country anyway)
Driving really isn't that difficult. Stay in your lane, except when passing, keep proper distance, don't turn into oncoming traffic, check blind spot before changing lanes. The rules are really simple, it's just that people don't follow the rules.
FSD is basically a 2D, non- communicative, limited action model. For a functioning robot you need a 3D model with communication and full manouverability. In short you better start from scratch and only us some modules from FSD.
You made me think of things I haven’t thought of before. Thank you.
Great insight Dave, you are always expanding my way of thinking! Just the first few thoughts of this video got me thinking in new ways of thinking about the robots. They don't need the same info that the cars do to be effective. They can advance quicker and more easily because they don't always need to avoid causing damage in the way that cars do. Conclusion : They will be here quicker than we all thought...
Thanks Dave. You helped me learn. Old-style.
Optimus as a deck hand to sail around the world!!!
Think of an app store for Optimus functionalities like cooking, gardening, cleaning,...
Possibly 3rd party AI companies can also build specific Optimus functionalities and sell them in the Tesla app store.
I'm extremely confident the business model that makes the most sense that I believe Tesla will implement will be one where a good amount of generalized tasks will be included with an Optimus purchase/lease - things like cleaning, lifting, moving things around, walking the dog, carrying on a conversation, etc. The general everyday user will likely not need the more specialized skills. I think those specialized skills will be individual packages paid for separately based on who needs what. For example, say there was a specialized gardening skill. People who want the bot to do gardening will pay for that skill separately, get an OTA update, and tell Optimus to do gardening. Matrix style!! This is the best way for Tesla to keep the initial costs low for high-utility generalized solutions for the vast majority of consumers while at the same time allowing an infinitely scaling set of skills and revenue.
P.S. All bots will have names and will learn the voices of everyone in the household!
Curious about android robot battery/energy use and expenditure. How often do they need to be recharged?
Now my wife wants ME to get an OTA udate....😮
I can imagine there being a hardware cost up front, as well as a subscription cost to packages of skills. Such as a household task subscription for $100/mo and then other ones you may not need all the time.
I very much doubt (sadly) that it'll be a one-time purchase and done. I think we'll have to subscribe to get the new features.
I can imagine a world where a highly developed Optimus robot is so useful and ubiquitous that it is truly the great equaliser for humanity. Everyone will have access to a humanoid robot that the need to fight each other for resources is simply greatly reduced. The end result could well be the end of wars.
I think this could be a game changer for people who need assistance around the home due to physical limitations or in other fields where there is short staffing due to the lack of an interested workforce. Home health care could be helpful for physically demanding duties. Nurses working side by side with these bots. Patients being able to get a nurse while simpler tasks are handled by the bots. There is so much potential.
Man did I miss your videos!
There will be millions of Optimus applications. One way to scale apps development is to open the Optimus store, which allows 3rd party apps development.
Totally agree Dave. For example I am going to have my Optimus as my doubles partner and training partner in Table Tennis. In addition my Optimus (Called Dave by the way or maybe Wilson) is also going to ride as my No.2 on my Tandem Bike. I could go on but you get my drift.
Yes we get it you are lonely.
Will the robots have the skills in them or will they have to be connected at all times to accomplish their 'chores'? Edit: Is it going to be pay monthly or do you buy the skills? Will it have extra memory slots to expand it's abilities and otherwise be upgradeable?
I dont believe in AI until a robot can tie a shoelace.
Good point. Elon said that he will show Optimus threading a needle, which to me is a similar level of difficulty.
@@denisharding5606 unsure as threading a needle is straight. Tieing a shoelace involves high level of co-ordination and dexterity and complex feeling and skill. But a human kid can do it. AI cant? Then its not that intelligent. Its just good at learning thats all and then relaying
For a while, our favorite human job will be Optimus teacher!
Dave
I have the idea. What if Optimus will be able to drive a ICE car? All aktualne ICE cars will be FSD cars or ICE robotaxis?
Hey do you think Optimus will have an app store. People could build apps for skills and make money. Robot owners could download the app nd pay and get additional functionalities
It’s going to be literally “The Matrix” …. … “operator show me kung-fu”
we'll all have VR goggles to train our bots.
I thought Elon said OTA updates would be dangerous and it wouldn’t happen with Optimus.
How much should we expect to be able to cram into one Optimus? Foundation skills plus First-Aid plus gardening, harvesting, preserving, preparing and serving food. Add on kindergarten through high school teaching, sports training and coaching, referee. Sewing and darning and replacing buttons, maybe repairing zippers, also. I could go on and on and on, but you get the idea. I definitely agree with those who suggest just in time updates with specific skills sets. Does that also imply deleting unused skills to make space available for different skills? Will it be possible to purchase memory expansion?
Like in the movie Matrix "I know kung fu" moment
They should make a 100ft tall Optimus.
I forgot to consider OTA for Optimus… when a robot somewhere learns a new task all the rest will potentially learn it as well via the OTA update, a mind blowing concept when there are thousands then millions of bots.
The first military to figure out a mil-spec ruggedized humanoid military will no longer need to worry about food or healthcare or sleeping quarters or latrines or rest, or ptsd.
The “supply chain” for solar-electric power can be short, indeed.
Not NEARLY as insane as the cyber truck when that comes out
In future, everyone need at least 1 humanoid robot from Tesla
We need at least two Optimus.
One at home, the other(s) to lease out for getting an income.
Brilliant, off course.....
not to be rude but isn't what you're saying extremely obvious to your audience? there will likely be an app store to download certain skills to your bot, not just OTAs.
This seems the logical way to do it. Anyone will be able to teach An Optimus new skills and can then be submitted to the App Store for others to purchase. Scary stuff. But I can't see how this won't be inevitable
@@gentrydc1 yeah I hadn’t considered it being concerning but I suppose you’re right, there are many safety issues to consider.
I’m really only interested in what this will mean for Tesla stock in the long term. I’d imagine Teslabot will be a business product for quite a long time - deployed by Tesla itself initially and then available to other businesses. There’s a big market here and I doubt Tesla will need/want to go to a consumer version for a while yet.
Yes, it may mean eventually we can have ‘buddies’ etc. but I don’t see this as the primary sales channel, it will be way easier to sell it to businesses first.
Breaking:
Starlink renamed SkyNet
Optimus becomes T800
The stock pumper Dave
Dave, I have been wondering if a Optimus Robot who si talked to track the content in a warehouse could be tempted to lie about the findings or manipulated in some way?
I believe OTA implies wi-fi. I can make a case for not putting a wi-fi modem into Optimus. Plugging a robot in for data transfer minimizes the hackability. Not really the point of your video Dave, but worth mentioning I think.
Tesla is so far behind the competition, even with all the faked videos they've made of the Tesla-bot.
Just make one with RealSkyn material.....
The Teslabot is a movie prop that exists to pump the stock price.
Home cooking and cleaning would make me want it!
I estimate that the ETA of a domestically capable robot would be about 2040.
OTA will be like the Matrix! "I know Kung Fu" - Optimus
First thought was the helicopter pilot skill download from the Matrix movie. I could also see Optimus as a platform for 3rd party apps like a smart phone.
Watch an OTA update in 2027 be hacked by Skynet A.I. and Optimus goes into full murder mode and tries to keep stabbing you with a knife. Owners better keep an aluminum baseball bat near by.
That is some fanciful speculation Dave ...
You will be able to train the robot your self through vision
I thought Elon said he would NOT allow OTA software updates because of the potential of it going rouge and creating a terminator type situation? I think it’s a prudent decision to not allow Optimus to have OTA software updates.
At this point we can't assume tesla with execute well
Will my Optimus qualify as a passenger so I can use the HOV lanes? :)
That crappy robot….really? No wonder the shares have been in the toilet for three years.
No more shoveling snow. Wow
Dave, can you do a napkin math about the Tesla bot ? And thx for all the great insights you gave to us!
The potential for abuse of such an appliance is wild. Imagine if China gave every home a helper bot. Helper bot listens. Helper bot reports. Govt. presses some buttons. Helper bot escorts you out of your mortal form.
I think telsa should continue driving for improvements to their AI, but should also have a large effort using the AI tools created by Nvidia. Production of the bots is almost a given but if nvidia beats Tesla at ai it would be very benefitial to have a drop in AI model and rely on teslas production capabitilitys to become the market leader.
Eventually a given hardware setup will top out in what can do. There are only so many weights in the model. Over time, the robots will need more storage and compute (therefore more battery) to offer more complicated or finessed skills.
I think Optimus will come with an operating system like Windows. Other companies will develop all sorts of apps like The Plumber, or The Carpenter, The Housewife, The Misstress and so on. And they all have to pay Tesla for access on the Tesla App Store.
This will put plumbers and carpenters out of business.
@@willinguyen1 Not to mention maîtresses or friendly mothers in law.
I'm skeptical of how capable optimus could be at a thing like farming. That work takes a ton of energy, it's obviously introducing all kinds of contamination and dirt, it requires extreme dexterity and probably a high sense of touch, not just vision, as you're doing things within the soil that you can't even see...
I'm optimistic but that sounds like a use case that's way down the road
Wraps for the tesla bot! C3PO anyone!?
As complex as weed pulling is, I’m skeptical that a robot could manage this task. There is a balance between pressure, hand/surface area grip to force, feeling the root release with the correct rate/force to eliminate breaking off the stem and leaving the root etc.
Will the robots or the cars ever be able to learn new things on their own without requiring gigantic training center data center?
Didn’t Elon say it would be dangerous to have the Optimus be centrally updated? Like a general order 66 type problem? Hmm. I wonder how this will be managed…
Forget AI the main hurdle for humanoid robots is bi ped walking. The ones we see walking are on flat surfaces. Even stairs they take there times. Humans without thinking lean forward up a hill on a side to side stride. Down the hill you lean back. Rocky, muddy terrain your brain is constantly balancing you while you feel you occasionally adjust and balance on uneven terrain a robot will have to be able to pivot and regain its balance let's say loose soil as it can be difficult sometimes for humans. We can have a machine falling over on humans
The robot will also need to learn where my fridge is and what beer I prefer. I guess that is local knowledge that should not be distributed.
But the knowledge that cold beer is in the refrigerator, and refrigerators are usually found in the kitchen, which is usually near the living room, which is near the front entry door IS “universal knowledge” that MAY let your robot successfully bring you the beer you desire as soon as you bring it home.
@@737smartin, So it is a gray area in between with general knowledge and local knowledge. It will be very interesting to follow the development.
@@perjohanohlsson Certainly, having more general intelligence can help you negotiate new problems adequately. Likewise, an idiot with specialized training may be able to execute a specific task better than a genius--especially the first time or two.
Cartwheel?
As we race.towards the cliff man we are dummies
this is the worst thing we're doing to ourselves EVER.
Go Elon to the moon, we need you to rule this world
If it downloads a recipe request per owner they will expand the repertoire exponentially until all of them know how to cook every version of every meal.
Tesla needs to get that compute up and running ASAP.... Nvidia is gonna be putting up a fight, and we will definitely see consolidation in their robotics focused end user space
Martial arts download complete - Matrix style
Optimus will download apps just like your phone. Apps such as cooking, gardening. Why not EMT or electrician or plumber or nanny. I am sure I could keep it busy around the house full time. It is not that far away.
If you think carefully about the fine motor skills that are required to fix a toilet or weed a garden, you will realize humanoid robots will not be doing these tasks anytime soon. Also dirt and water don’t mix well with most machines.
My Bot name is Omnibus. at precisely 6.45 am gently wakes me up with a warm muffin and a Cappuccino the likes of which cannot be had in the best places in town. Then he asks me if I prefer a walk in the park or a little drive around town to pick up some groceries. Back home, he asks me what I would prefer to eat for lunch. Go ahead and surprise me please. Lunch time is set every day at 12.45 I walk in the dinette and I am served with a delicious state of the art light lunch masterfully prepared. The quality of life since Omnibus has become part of the family is so vastly improved that its running costs and rental price is such a bargain that I am thinking to add a second one to just take care of the garden, fruit orchard, and grow some vegetable and other eatable greens. Dreaming ? Yes. But not for Elon Musk for he takes the matter very seriously, to make sure to deliver in time just that.
😊Thanks for giving us the information and advancements that this Optimus can accomplish!🤔 But I do have a concern about where my private family information will finally wind up at. 🙄 I mean like China they use AI to closely monitor their people. I wouldn't want that to happen here!🇺🇸❤
These robots are 15 years away from being commercially viable
Ok. Why do you not Short TSLA?
how about 150 years?
what if Optimus wake up one day and don't wanna do what is told and decided to throw you off the window?
You push the off button
Mine will be named Sonny 😏