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The robotics Turing test: change the nappies of the designer's and company owners' baby daughters or grand-daughters.
by tuatoru 5mo ago
The robotics Turing test: change the nappies of the designer's and company owners' baby daughters or grand-daughters.
- xg15 5mo agoI'd already be fine with some decent laundry folding in general.
- ceejayoz 5mo agoI think the idea is that before they sell it to the public they should trust it with their own loved ones.
- crooked-v 5mo agoOr to put it another way, before selling it for laundry folding, make sure it won't fold the baby that was left on the wrong table.
- dmix 5mo agoThere's a video of the founder of Figure robotics trusting it enough to let it do laundry next to his kids https://x.com/adcock_brett/status/1950685253447913798 https://x.com/adcock_brett/status/1950685253447913798 The first phase is likely don't let the kids go near it since it could easily hurt a human by accident.
- davesque 5mo agoStockton Rush trusted his submarine with his own life.
- oblio 5mo ago> He criticized the Passenger Vessel Safety Act of 1993 as "needlessly prioritiz[ing] passenger safety over commercial innovation". :-)))
- GCUMstlyHarmls 5mo agoNotably it does not show the robot turning on the washing machine?
- chihuahua 5mo agoThat requires the ProMax subscription at $2500/month.
- davkan 5mo agoIs it automated or is it like when they demoed that neo humanoid robot and it was actually just a dude driving it with vr goggles.
- Ekaros 5mo agoOther fun things. Living in apartment with only the robot doing any tasks or picking up any inputs like arriving packages.