Der Sturz von Tesla Optimus bei einer Demo in Miami löst eine Debatte über den Fernbetrieb aus
https://interestingengineering.com/ai-robotics/teslas-optimus-falls-in-miami-demo
Der Sturz von Tesla Optimus bei einer Demo in Miami löst eine Debatte über den Fernbetrieb aus
https://interestingengineering.com/ai-robotics/teslas-optimus-falls-in-miami-demo
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guy running the robot got tired of being micromanaged by his boss over his shoulder, and said „fuck this, I’m out“ lol
Tesla “fake it till you make it”
And yet Tesla still runs at a PE ratio of 400+
We have robots and they’re very helpful. They just don’t look and act like humans because it’s super impractical. Robot welders in auto plants and even Roomba vacuums.
Were they claiming it was autonomous though? Teleoperation is standard in gathering training data in robotics. Once you have enough samples you can train the task into a neural net and have it perform autonomously from then on.
There are other ways of training, check out Nvidia’s ecosystem for this purpose: https://youtu.be/S4tvirlG8sQ?si=qyXxiVDMHXjDsEUG
Isn’t it well known that these are teleoperated? Is there any debate? The launch event had bartender robots that were having conversations with guests that were clearly being operated by a person. I think there is a recording of one of the operators telling guests they were a person controlling the robot remotely.
There’s a debate? lol
No see when they said people will just work on robots they mean factories of humans living in VR for 8hrs controlling robots in factories.
Glimpse into the future.
You know how people complain how software gets outsourced with remote workers?
Soon it’ll be remote manufacturing.
Why hire a local / domestic employee who you have to provide benefits for and also pay a minimum wage when you can remote them in for less than peanuts as a private contractor from a developing nation while they build „made in North America“ tagged products.
Save on international shipping, save on labor cost, you get to proudly claim „Made local!“ AND you get to keep even more profits.
The future is bleak.
I was under the impression everyone already knew these were mechanical turks.
Musk says Optimus isn’t tele operated but they clearly are. Sure seems like defrauding shareholders to me
Nothing to worry about, folks. It will go into mass production the very first week of next year. Everybody will want to buy one.