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Elon Musk thinks AI and humanoid robots could eventually give everyone access to medical care better than what the richest people can get today. He even hopes AI can solve one of the most common problems people deal with as they get older: Back pain. 😂 “If AI can...

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Bull$hit Detector10 days ago

AI and Humanoid Robots:

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Don.Chorizone10 days ago

And we all know how generous rich people when it comes to helping the poor.

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Steven Fletcher10 days ago

Look at Howard Schubiner and Mark Lumley from the Association of Treament for Neuroplastic symptoms; repeat placebo controlled studies are showing to have a consistent effective full cure for back pain. Humans beat AI to it!

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El Gato Apologeto10 days ago

Nope. Base , human nature will damn us all.

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AliaP10 days ago

💯 agree. I’m a big believer AI will bring incredible access to the masses. This may sound stupid compared to medical access, but I’ve been using fsd for over a year now and I feel like a rich person 🤣. I’m middle class with my own chauffeur

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segaskin10 days ago

And arthritis Huge game changer.

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Vivian D 🇺🇸10 days ago

Please watch the Steven Bartlett @thediaryoface interview with Nate Soares @So8res on AI. Gives a better understanding of the AI issues.

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Tina Ann10 days ago

✅Sounds like a good plan.. future is always evolving…! Embrace 🫶 🙏🇺🇸🦅

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