
Mutant CYT
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CoFounder of CYT. Robots. AI. The future is here.
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Tesla’s new Optimus Gen 3 ad TERRIFIES me!!! Musk says public sales are targeted for the end of 2027. Tesla is already installing Optimus production lines in Fremont, California, with capacity planned at 1 MILLION robots annually. But here’s the part that REALLY scares me most: Tesla is putting the robot right in the middle of ordinary family life. At first, everyone will stare at it. A month later, the kids will ask it for help. A year later, it may know the family routine better than relatives who visit once a month. Now imagine a child growing up with the same Optimus in the house for ten years. It walks the dog with them. Plays with them. Helps around the house. Films birthdays and family trips. It’s there on good days, bad days, sick days, and thousands of completely ordinary evenings. You don’t have to believe a robot is alive to become attached to it. Give it a name, a voice, a personality, and ten years of shared memories and what happens when it breaks and can’t be repaired? The kid may actually grieve. Twenty years later, they may remember the family robot the same way we remember the family dog.
Mutant CYT1,206,448 次观看 • 9 天前

China is ALREADY living in 2050. THE REST OF THE WORLD IS FALLING BEHIND. A REAL HUMANOID WOMAN just appeared at AWE 2026 in Shanghai. Not AI-generated. Not CGI. And looking human is the LEAST impressive thing she can do. She walks. She talks. She smiles. She dances. She can even BOX. This isn’t a screen animation or a robot head attached to a table. It’s a full-sized physical humanoid moving through an exhibition hall while people surround her with cameras. Today, everyone stops to film her. In a few years, nobody may even turn around. Because once robots like this combine realistic bodies with powerful AI, they won’t just look human. They’ll remember you. Talk to you. Learn your habits. Work beside you. And eventually, live with you. China isn’t waiting for the humanoid future. It’s already building it.
Mutant CYT188,332 次观看 • 14 天前

Robots are already REFUELING cars in China. The driver stays inside - the robot finds the fuel door, opens it, grabs the nozzle, fills the tank, puts it back, and closes the cap. No attendant needed. But the craziest part isn’t what it can do. It’s how little it costs: Around $100,000. Sounds expensive until you do the math. A gas-station attendant in China earns roughly ¥68,000 a year. If one robot can cover three shifts, that’s about ¥204,000 in annual base wages potentially replaced. At roughly ¥700,000+ for the robot, the simple payback is around 3–4 years. After that, the economics get brutal. No salary. No sick days. No night-shift premium. No staff shortages. And unlike a human employee, one software update can improve thousands of these machines overnight. Today it looks like an expensive experiment. A few years from now, NOT having one may be the expensive choice.
Mutant CYT62,692 次观看 • 12 天前
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