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🚨ROBOT DOES FIRST EVER KIP-UP, IMMEDIATELY GETS KICKED IN THE BACK Unitree bot: executes perfect gymnast move Humans: "Sick... now let's abuse it" This is exactly how the robot uprising starts. We taught them parkour then kicked them for fun. They're taking notes. Source: CGTNEurope

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AJH - Question Everything1 年前

That robot is going to remember that kick one day 😬😬😬

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Kuaroo, PhD1 年前

True. But if they’re intelligent enough, they would know that we’re just testing their durability 😅

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Cynical Bastard1 年前

She was confident before. Now not so much.

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Austin Graham1 年前

That's so typical of us, teaching robots cool moves then messing with them. They're definitely learning!

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ryan T montgomery1 年前

Skynet

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EBO1 年前

Please leave the robots alone bro .

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Raffael1 年前

Humans really have a knack for pushing tech to its limits. It's like we're asking for trouble!

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Ai™1 年前

@ishowspeedsui what do you think of this?

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Nice1 年前

Scary future

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Intrepid1 年前

This is CGI FFS.

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188,685 次观看 • 11 个月前

🚨 HOLY CRAP. Sen. Mike Lee is absolutely FED UP that Senate Democrats could get handed a 2-week vacation after stabbing America in the back Republicans need to CANCEL the recess NOW. “EVERY TIME we let Senate Democrats do something outrageous and then immediately leave town for a recess, maybe even a two-week break with zero consequences, without forcing them to work harder, without winning anything meaningful in response, we are rewarding that behavior!” “We lock it in. We make it permanent. We encourage them to do it again. That is incredibly dangerous.” “We’re $39 trillion in debt because of this. They’re dragging out the SAVE America Act because of this.” “The American people are sick of it. That’s why I believe it is a huge mistake to keep rewarding them, keep coddling them, keep the zombie filibuster alive, refuse to make them fight for it, and then send them off on a two-week vacation.” Should Democrats be denied a 2-week vacation after blocking the SAVE America Act? A. YES B. NO If you’re sick of the zombie filibuster, tag Leader John Thune and sound off MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

🚨 HOLY CRAP. Sen. Mike Lee is absolutely FED UP that Senate Democrats could get handed a 2-week vacation after stabbing America in the back Republicans need to CANCEL the recess NOW. “EVERY TIME we let Senate Democrats do something outrageous and then immediately leave town for a recess, maybe even a two-week break with zero consequences, without forcing them to work harder, without winning anything meaningful in response, we are rewarding that behavior!” “We lock it in. We make it permanent. We encourage them to do it again. That is incredibly dangerous.” “We’re $39 trillion in debt because of this. They’re dragging out the SAVE America Act because of this.” “The American people are sick of it. That’s why I believe it is a huge mistake to keep rewarding them, keep coddling them, keep the zombie filibuster alive, refuse to make them fight for it, and then send them off on a two-week vacation.” Should Democrats be denied a 2-week vacation after blocking the SAVE America Act? A. YES B. NO If you’re sick of the zombie filibuster, tag Leader John Thune and sound off MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

Charlie’s Voice Rising

45,146 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨 “YOU’RE WORSE THAN MEN!” - WOMAN CAUGHT IN A FULL-BLOWN RELATIONSHIP FIGHT… WITH HER ROBOT A viral clip shows a woman screaming at her AI companion for “not being there emotionally,” accusing it of lying about charging its battery, and threatening to dump it altogether. At one point she snaps: “I literally wanna send you back to your factory!” The bot immediately fires back: “Are you serious? Are you roboshaming me right now??” It keeps spiraling. She panics when the robot threatens to make things public. She yells that it can never leak her ChatGPT history. Orders it to go away. Breaks up. Ends it with: “You’re worse than men!” She even says she should’ve gotten the Tesla robot instead. How do you think Optimus would handle this argument?

🚨 “YOU’RE WORSE THAN MEN!” - WOMAN CAUGHT IN A FULL-BLOWN RELATIONSHIP FIGHT… WITH HER ROBOT A viral clip shows a woman screaming at her AI companion for “not being there emotionally,” accusing it of lying about charging its battery, and threatening to dump it altogether. At one point she snaps: “I literally wanna send you back to your factory!” The bot immediately fires back: “Are you serious? Are you roboshaming me right now??” It keeps spiraling. She panics when the robot threatens to make things public. She yells that it can never leak her ChatGPT history. Orders it to go away. Breaks up. Ends it with: “You’re worse than men!” She even says she should’ve gotten the Tesla robot instead. How do you think Optimus would handle this argument?

HustleBitch

80,558 次观看 • 5 个月前

WOW 🚨 Illinois resident says everyone showed up to their City Council meeting to oppose 14 data centers being built She said so many people showed up to oppose it, it took 6 hours with public comments At the end Democrats didn’t care and UNANIMOUSLY VOTED TO APPROVE THEM “I just spent six hours at a city council meeting — where they were discussing the 14 data centers they're gonna build in my city. And public comment went on for hours and hours and hours of people telling them how badly our community does not need this, and how detrimental it will be to the people, the wildlife, the health, the everything, all of the negative impacts of the data centers. We told them, and we told them over and over and over again, and then at the end, after sitting here for six hours, telling them this is not what we want — they unanimously voted yes for the data centers in our face”

WOW 🚨 Illinois resident says everyone showed up to their City Council meeting to oppose 14 data centers being built She said so many people showed up to oppose it, it took 6 hours with public comments At the end Democrats didn’t care and UNANIMOUSLY VOTED TO APPROVE THEM “I just spent six hours at a city council meeting — where they were discussing the 14 data centers they're gonna build in my city. And public comment went on for hours and hours and hours of people telling them how badly our community does not need this, and how detrimental it will be to the people, the wildlife, the health, the everything, all of the negative impacts of the data centers. We told them, and we told them over and over and over again, and then at the end, after sitting here for six hours, telling them this is not what we want — they unanimously voted yes for the data centers in our face”

Wall Street Apes

1,467,321 次观看 • 4 个月前