1ºGene Cass think again. This isn’t about replacing us on the frontlines. It’s about replacing us in the workforce. More money for them. Why do you think they like to coin the phrase “Nobody wants to work”? They love to convince people that it’s truth, but the truth is that the unemployed were applying everywhere and they weren’t being hired. They think we can’t see their greed in action. They cause the slowing of production to keep the prices high because they want to recover from the financial hit caused by the pandemic. They are the reason for inflation. If they have to pay their workers more, they raise prices. Why do you think that states that were not forced to increase their minimum wage are still raising fast food prices? Could it be the GLP1 meds are dipping into their revenue? There’s a lot of people cutting back on their eating. Walmart was concerned early on about lost revenue if the population consumed less. They’re so twisted.
2ºCookie Palassis from what I remember Boston dynamics specializes in the engineering of the body itself. So now that that the body is now where it needs to be, it can NOW start working with intelligence software and like how we see very very basic 4wheel robots that deliver food or give information out and about, the robot and now be at more complex but still more simple jobs. So software integration would be the next step. How exciting. Aa is typical the case the science is far ahead of the engineering but now we can really amazing things the average Joe can appciate..like facial recognition vs just walking or just moving which is technologically impressive, it just might not impressive a avaerage person not big on tech.