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🦿 Robot Rollouts Slowly Begin: 🫆 New AI-powered robots are transforming both military & education sectors. In 🇨🇳 China, futuristic robots patrol city streets as real police officers, while a 🇺🇸 US school district adopts an AI teaching assistant named Sally, and so on...

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Omar S.27 days ago

Why the robot sound like a blk guy

Dr.Clown27 days ago

Ok so IMMEDIATELY after unboxing the robot asks YOU to perform a cleaning chore. Sounds great.

A-Jay27 days ago

Fuck both of you for making something thats gonna kill us all. You stupid ass muthafuckas.

Mz Nunyabizness27 days ago

The decision to ship in that position 😅

A27 days ago

What happens when they run out of battery 🤣😂🤣

Danno27 days ago

That’s the slowest package sorting I’ve ever seen in my life

M27 days ago

All these movies and they stay make robots 🤣🤣🤣. We’re doomed

@coinspiration27 days ago

That's how liberal women are. Legs up in the air, "please do not touch me"

hsats27 days ago

This is why computer parts are so high, these fuckers are building 100000 robots as we speak.

Oilfield Trucker27 days ago

I believe literally the moment someone is able to deploy robots to kill us. It's going to happen and they're going to have plausible deniability and say oops. I didn't mean to do that

Upscale Titan27 days ago

They just literally showed how this robot doing a legit UPS JOB🙄😳

We are the Geordies27 days ago

It’s coming

Ethan27 days ago

Unless you are Tesla. Will be nothing slow about it

JaxFrosty27 days ago

His robot steps 😭😭

🕳️🐇27 days ago

Great a robot with a Napoleon Complex

Hamish Dog27 days ago

Did no nigga watch terminator???????

Kaleigh K27 days ago

I hate this… very much.

DontlikeSocialmedia27 days ago

Fuk this….

Chris McChesney27 days ago

I did not foresee the robot invasion start with them suckin there own cocks

Rich S. Sasuj27 days ago

Just wait until the robots start filling workmen's comp.

Jef Feltman27 days ago

Terrible movement in those bots. Would not want to be anywhere near that.

Jeff Gambrell27 days ago

@henry_bron If only we could just get immediate medical help when we get bum knees 😤

CitizenPM 🔳27 days ago

Coming soon to a Walmart near you

Robert Veronee27 days ago

Humans are creating and celebrating their eventual demise Wow.

XSteveSquareUSA27 days ago

Let's see them beat my bag of marbles

Ms. Geburten Mag(i)Net27 days ago

Showing fucking ai videos lmao

Anne-Marie Clark27 days ago

Creepy

Lord Henry27 days ago

All of this just so the CEO’s and higher ups can profit more lol selfish af man good ol capitalism for ya

Yeyo27 days ago

Hahah what a piece of rubbish

gotya27227 days ago

Why does it need to walk like a human? Just use wheels.

Simmulator11727 days ago

The school bought a sex robot? How long before a student hacks it and makes use of it. Lmfao

🕳️🐇27 days ago

Only if I get a kill switch around my neck with the promise that my family gets 100 million dollars if it fails to stop the thing from killing me

Nettie Nettie27 days ago

"I robot"" in real time👍😳

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