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Robots like this will experience the biggest breakthrough. It is self-built and costs $499. As soon as inexpensive robots conquer the children's room and have small language models for everyday questions, it will be an instant win. [email protected]

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Architect🛡️vor 1 Jahr

The face of your robot before it murders you

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melvor 1 Jahr

ayooo :p

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Justin Thelukaivor 1 Jahr

I can't wait for this, my butter is just out of reach

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Tim Rainervor 1 Jahr

Toy Story incoming

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Greyskullvor 1 Jahr

Teaching will be turned on its head. Home schooling will be possible for every family. Instead of spending tens of thousands of dollars per student per year the government can state the minimum required curriculum and kids can up skill based on infinite tuition via chat bots.

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Caml_Bvor 1 Jahr

Whoa there buddy. Not in Australia, there are rules! No social media for U16s and cameras, no way!

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Tom Bieleckivor 1 Jahr

I’m going to have 5 of these follow me around the grocery store and mall like a bunch of little minions

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Panoptic Poetryvor 1 Jahr

Hear me out

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Dr. Pauli Lainevor 1 Jahr

I don't understand why it costs so much. Those components are like 100$, and software is free.

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