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Top Comments (10)
the girlfriend robot industry is going to be wild.
Born too late to own a house, born too early to live in space, born just in time to be able to call robots clankers!
Can’t wait to hear my kids bitching about how the robot didn’t fold their laundry right and then hit em with the “back in my day I loaded the machine myself”
Cool to see your face ! Keep up the good work! ❤
There's no way it'll cost $2,000 and be owned by the purchaser outright. It'll cost $2,000, have a $300/mo subscription, and make you sign away all your privacy, and probably do something malicious if you lapse on payments. Then when it breaks, if you dare so much as touch it to try and perform a simple fix, you'll get arrested for copyright violation. That's already happening with smarthome crap TODAY. I'd rather have more friends, family, and neighbors, where we could mutually help each other out and get to know one-another, then invite a robot from some giant technocrat corporation into my house.
Maaaaaaan its all fun and games until a robot says "Why?"
2040 Apple will come out with their first robot and act like they invented robotics LMAO!
20:18 It's crazy that these kids will grow up in a world where humanoid robots are normal and to think they were science fiction for so long
There's something eerie about this. With all the hype, I don't think the risk is being fully acknowledged.
0:19 Robot walked off like “I scanned your data the second I saw you, sucker, thanks though”
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Top Comments (10)
the girlfriend robot industry is going to be wild.
Born too late to own a house, born too early to live in space, born just in time to be able to call robots clankers!
Can’t wait to hear my kids bitching about how the robot didn’t fold their laundry right and then hit em with the “back in my day I loaded the machine myself”
Cool to see your face ! Keep up the good work! ❤
There's no way it'll cost $2,000 and be owned by the purchaser outright. It'll cost $2,000, have a $300/mo subscription, and make you sign away all your privacy, and probably do something malicious if you lapse on payments. Then when it breaks, if you dare so much as touch it to try and perform a simple fix, you'll get arrested for copyright violation. That's already happening with smarthome crap TODAY. I'd rather have more friends, family, and neighbors, where we could mutually help each other out and get to know one-another, then invite a robot from some giant technocrat corporation into my house.
Maaaaaaan its all fun and games until a robot says "Why?"
2040 Apple will come out with their first robot and act like they invented robotics LMAO!
20:18 It's crazy that these kids will grow up in a world where humanoid robots are normal and to think they were science fiction for so long
There's something eerie about this. With all the hype, I don't think the risk is being fully acknowledged.
0:19 Robot walked off like “I scanned your data the second I saw you, sucker, thanks though”