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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 天前

Why the robot sound like a blk guy

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Dr.Clown27 天前

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

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A-Jay27 天前

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

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Mz Nunyabizness27 天前

The decision to ship in that position 😅

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A27 天前

What happens when they run out of battery 🤣😂🤣

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Danno27 天前

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

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M27 天前

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

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@coinspiration27 天前

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

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hsats27 天前

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

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Oilfield Trucker27 天前

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

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Upscale Titan27 天前

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

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We are the Geordies27 天前

It’s coming

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Ethan27 天前

Unless you are Tesla. Will be nothing slow about it

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JaxFrosty27 天前

His robot steps 😭😭

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🕳️🐇27 天前

Great a robot with a Napoleon Complex

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Hamish Dog27 天前

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

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Kaleigh K27 天前

I hate this… very much.

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DontlikeSocialmedia27 天前

Fuk this….

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Chris McChesney27 天前

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

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Rich S. Sasuj27 天前

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

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Jef Feltman27 天前

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

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Jeff Gambrell27 天前

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

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CitizenPM 🔳27 天前

Coming soon to a Walmart near you

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Robert Veronee27 天前

Humans are creating and celebrating their eventual demise Wow.

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XSteveSquareUSA27 天前

Let's see them beat my bag of marbles

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Ms. Geburten Mag(i)Net27 天前

Showing fucking ai videos lmao

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Anne-Marie Clark27 天前

Creepy

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Lord Henry27 天前

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

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Yeyo27 天前

Hahah what a piece of rubbish

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gotya27227 天前

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

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Simmulator11727 天前

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

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🕳️🐇27 天前

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

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Nettie Nettie27 天前

"I robot"" in real time👍😳

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