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We don't need "peasant farmers" to educate, we need AIs to program!8-)) The race between manual labor and machine labor is heating up anew. We don't yet have h

• themgt 2y ago
  > We don't yet have humanoid robots but they're on the design table, so it may be time to fasten your seat belt. Right ... so about that, here's Morgan Stanley's report on humanoid robots from a couple months ago: Investors will notice that 73% of the companies confirmed to be involved in humanoids and 77% of integrators are based out of Asia (56%/45% out of China, respectively). A common refrain we hear from investors is the lack of Western firms to add to their humanoid portfolio outside of TSLA and NVDA. In our view, this is important information in and of itself as it represents the reality of the current humanoid ecosystem which we expect may need to change materially over time (see the West's current experience with EVs which has significant supply chain overlap with humanoids). Our research suggests China continues to show the most impressive progress in humanoid robotics where startups are benefitting from established supply chains, local adoption opportunities, and strong degrees of national government support. https://advisor.morganstanley.com/john.howard/documents/field/j/jo/john-howard/The_Humanoid_100_-_Mapping_the_Humanoid_Robot_Value_Chain.pdf https://advisor.morganstanley.com/john.howard/documents/fiel...
• thfuran 2y ago
  Educating a few hundred million former peasant farmers is how you get things invented.
• numpad0 2y ago
  You might as well start from educating peasant farmers even at that.