| Elon Musk: "Mi predicción es que habrá más robots que personas... todos en la Tierra tendrán uno y querrán uno... ¿quién no querría un robot para... cuidar a sus hijos, cuidar a sus mascotas... estamos en el momento más interesante de la historia".
Lo siento, pero hacer hijos para que los críen robots es una aberración malsana que escapa a la especie humana. Dejamos la compra de robots y la reproducción para millonarios? hay más terrícolas que no tienen para pagar estudios superiores a los hijos! 


I take care of robots, and I don't approve of giving them the job of taking care of little humans who eat, poop, and snot, just because Elon has an Optimus in his house.
El sol desnudo de Asimov señala un futuro parecido para la humanidad. Hay solo 20 personas en un planeta y todos viven separados, sin ganas de comunicarse y con un montón de robots para todo tipo de servicios.
This is a great discussion by at the WEF in Davos on how Optimus will help the elderly. Our population is aging rapidly. Just the other day my grandmother fell and broke her hip. She lives by herself about an hour drive from me, so it's difficult to be there all the time. She was found on the floor laying for 5 hours. The only way we knew something was wrong was because she wasn't answering the phone, we had to drive an hour to see what happened. She refuses a caregiver who lives in the neighborhood to come in and check in on her, she insists that she doesn't need help. Optimus would be a huge lifesaver for her. She can still maintain her independence and have Optimus there to help her when she needs it. Optimus can adjust its help based on her personality and observing what she needs help with so she can still feel independent and active without all the dangers that come with being nearly 90 years old. His assumption that millions of people can afford robots on a minimum wage is brilliantly stupid
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