POVERTY? SURGERY? OPTIMUS IS TAKING BOTH OFF YOUR HANDS Elon’s not talking sci-fi – he’s talking scale! Optimus is built to heal, help, and deliver precision where it matters most. Future Frame: •⁠ ⁠Promised to eliminate poverty through mass productivity •⁠ ⁠Capable of delivering medical care with machine-level accuracy... •⁠ ⁠Designed for precision beyond human reach Optimus isn’t replacing humanity – it’s upgrading it! Source: Elon Muskshow more

You can't 'eliminate poverty' by destroying billions of human jobs, and then hoping that the AI industry will magnanimously share all their profits with 8 billion humans, forever.

Yes. Eventually this will happen. All jobs from burger flippers, baristas, electricians, masons, nuclear engineers, nurses, doctors, airline pilots, even astronauts and CEOs. Even the robots will be made by robots. No one will work anywhere on earth, but what will be the medium of exchange and the question of will money even exist, is something I can't yet comprehend.

Musk once claimed Tesla’s EVs and clean energy would “help lift billions out of poverty.” Now he says robots will do it. He’s been promising salvation for a decade — still waiting for delivery. This is the oldest propaganda tactic in power politics

Bro, Elon really out here pitching a robot like it’s Santa Claus 😭. “Eliminate poverty, do surgery, save the world” sure, just slap a Tesla logo on it and call it a miracle.

Why? Will the robots be publicly owned? If not, how does a privately owned increase in productive capacity which displaces labor at scale, "end poverty" and not exacerbate it? (Well versed in economics, and genuinely confused.)

Robots won’t serve humanity. They’ll serve the elite that owns the code, the data, and the machines. Every revolution promised freedom. Each one delivered new dependence — dressed as progress. Optimus won’t heal the world. It will optimize obedience. #AI #Automation #BlackRock #Technocracy #CognitiveWarfare

Sounds great as a utopian future, but where will people get their incomes from to buy the food and afford shelter? No one is talking about the path to get there.

If you think the average pleb in african who can barely afford a meal a week will be able to afford a 20k robot just so it can replace him and make him actually lose his job and loose his only income, you must be dumb as shit. You people are an army of retarded musk zombies

Optimus is our world's version of the Star Trek Replicator. Notice how money does not exist in Star Trek, because of this abundance tech. ✨

Will that be before or after the hyperloop takes us from LA to NY in 45 mins?

One Optimus will be less expensive than in-home healthcare, assisted living facilities and care-giver nurses and will most likely be covered by Medicare.

We are just asking for it now

Unless new jobs are created for displaced workers, there won’t be a functional economy and everything will be dependent on government controlled farms and hospitals. We need the full concept, not cute little clips of dreams.

I need a robot to clean my house, paint the walls, re roof my house, rebuild my deck, add an addition on my house. Then make me money by driving a Tesla around town for home healthcare for disabled veterans. This is going to be a cool future.

Optimus won’t eliminate poverty, but it will surely eliminate humans.

Poverty among surgeons will be a new phenomenon then. Until elon himself goes under the the knife for circumcision by optimus, i won’t be holding my breathe

I can’t wait for house bots to become the norm

Sensor overload: To peel fruits or thread needles, bots need vibe-detecting, pressure-mapping skins. But cramming thousands without bulk? Current tech's too coarse—Optimus V2 gestures pretty, but "sensitive" touch? Still sci-fi territory.

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You’re a total fucking numbskull if you think Optimus or any humanoid robot will replace surgeons anytime soon. I’m a former mech engineer and now work in surgery. Anyone who thinks otherwise is so far beyond ignorant, it’s clear you’ve never been in medicine or an OR before.

mass productivity of what? we already produce more shit than can be sold or consumed

Ну все, тепер буде кому на городі картоплю копати

@grok What are the implications for mass surveillance if personal robots become common in households?

Can I buy one to mow the lawn and walk my dog?

Robots are the future. Like it or not.

Eso lo debemos entender: en pasado?, presente? o futuro?.

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The precision surgery angle is interesting.. but it highlights a common pattern in tech innovation.. we tend to focus on the technical capability while underestimating the deployment complexity. Medical care isn't just about mechanical precision. It's about diagnosis under uncertainty, adapting to individual patient contexts.. and navigating a heavily regulated environment designed around human practitioners. The bottleneck in healthcare isn't manual dexterity.. but the decision-making layer and the institutional infrastructure. A robot with exquisite hand engineering still needs to integrate into existing hospital workflows, insurance systems, and liability frameworks that weren't designed for this.

And now they will be bankrupt of spirit. Material poverty will simply be replaced and transformed- possibly into something nightmarish.

Imagine the Tattoos you could get!? Lol just upload your favorite image, buy some ink, a tattoo gun, and watch your Optimus give you the most beautiful tat you've ever seen! 🤩

Saw it coming

Evolution, humans can't evolve without literally dying. You can not upload your consciousness without your body dying. It's literal death.

Yes u cannot end poverty by replacing humans with summation and rational notice. It is not sustainable. 1.7 m bots have replaced 2.2 m workers since 1950’s