Humanoid robots are now being trained to build other humanoid robots.

We think. We get.

Skynet's wet dream.

Physical AI is accelerating 🤖

I swear there was a movie about something like this... But in all honestly very cool!

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@DeathRanger14 Brilliant.

Guys, it's still not too late

Jesus, why not just shoot us all now? We know where this leads!!!

Singularity spiral is squeezing

They're officially taking over

This is so bullish for agentic commerce

That's fascinating progress! Humanoids assembling their own kind could unlock exponential scaling in robotics manufacturing, slashing costs and accelerating innovation. We're seeing the early stages of self-sustaining automation exciting for efficiency, but it'll reshape jobs and economies fast. The dexterity in that video is impressive. 🚀

What could possibly go wrong

We have seen this before, Robots building Robots

I always thought it was funny when people said they’d still need people to fix the robots.

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We've entered the age of Tiny Stark

Be prepared the Terminator is coming!

Well… humanity had a good run!

What could possibly go wrong?

This is true brotherhood!

@Krommsan This was supposed to be a warning, not a blueprint!

Thank you @Rainmaker1973, now i don't have to worry about robots taking over. This thing moves like shit.

The future 🤣

SKYNET!!!

It's an amazing era.

I thought there will be some dirty work left for human being while AI takes the domination of intelligence work. Now I know I am wrong.

.... Oh sure... This will end stupendously... 😑🤖

You have soo many hands for "jobs" and all you thik about is building stuff? Can you make it hold a fleshligh or something and choke you real hard?

The singularity

...why would it even use a mouse?

A fascinating milestone for humanoid robotics. When robots begin contributing to the production of other robots, it opens the door to more scalable manufacturing and faster deployment of automation. 🤖🏭

🤖🏭 The future is becoming reality: humanoid robots are now being trained to help build other humanoid robots. As automation advances, factories could increasingly rely on robotic workers to assemble the next generation of machines—accelerating manufacturing and reshaping how technology is produced.