This. I often feel it's not appreciated how damn brilliant a human is when you look at it as a robot. Thousands of servos, millions of sensors, high-throughput

This. I often feel it's not appreciated how damn brilliant a human is when you look at it as a robot. Thousands of servos, millions of sensors, high-throughput compute AND all of that self-assembled and self-repaired AND built mostly out of water, carbohydrates and like 5 grams of iron. A meatbag is by far the best robot on the face of earth today, the gap is astonishing. My estimate is that we'll get AGI faster than human-capable robots competing with meatbags cost-wise. We'll have to deploy self-assembling robots throughout the whole supply chain from sand and ore to chips and servos, eliminate human salaries everywhere, only then the price will be comparable to a parent assembling and training a child which was the way for millions of years.