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Elextra@literature.cafeto
Funny@sh.itjust.works•Chinese robot tries to dance like Michael Jackson
41·1 day agoUltimately, no it won’t be beneficial but late stage capitalism is going to fuck us one way or the other with or without robotics.
Its still coming and where its at now is undeniably impressive.
The most beneficial uses on a more micro level however which I agree with are jobs that are dangerous to humans. I mean we have used robots for space and deep sea exploration forever (super neat drive).
Warehouse jobs are also dangerous due to risks of acute and chronic injuries. Humanoid robots are 100% going to make it there. In an ideal world our future would be Star Trek but to your point it will be more like Alien universe.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•My vein is pushing through my sock
5·2 days agoNurse pornnnn
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Funny@sh.itjust.works•Chinese robot tries to dance like Michael Jackson
481·2 days agoSo many people are talking and so focused on AI that everyone’s been missing the robotics.
My husband has been showing me videos every week of robots from Japan, China, etc. Robotics has advanced insanely fast last few years.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How do you talk yourself into doing things you know are good for you but you really don't wanna do?
51·5 days agoI pay into the Finch App and I gamify my habits. They claim to respect privacy via their paid customers like me but either way, it helped me gamify good habits.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If most of the jobs get replaced by AI, how people will have income to spend on products which will likely be produced by AI itself?
6·6 days agoThis is my take.
However, my husband has a very interesting theory. He feels like its going to go in the way of the Alien universe where there will be universal income in a way but provided by government/corporations and a controlled populace.
Both options aren’t great 😂
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Software engineers that refuse to use AI, do you fear your reluctance to use this technology will impact your career when other software engineers will use it in their work?
2·7 days agoThis is my take on AI too. Not in tech but its just tool to help me do some of my job.
Every couple of decades there will always be something that comes along and shakes up multiple job industries. People had the same fears about the emergence of computers, renewable energy, etc. Just have to adapt if your job is heavily influenced by those innovations.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Game Deals@lemmy.zip•Steam Deal: Save 70% on Deep Rock Galactic on SteamEnglish
4·12 days agoRock and Stone!
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Pi day is behind us, but I don't care. What is your favorite pie, sweet or savory?
6·14 days agoWhite peach pie, then pineapple brown sugar, then pecan pie
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Millions of students' personal data stolen in major education breach
7·15 days agoNot surprised. My colleges used outlook and Canvas which even without a breach collects a plethora of information. I also always assumed my school WiFi had access to my internet habits
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•California farmers to destroy 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte collapsesEnglish
3·15 days agoDude I would be so happy to take a peach tree myself if they let me and plant it at my house. I know its only 1 but sad so many are wasted.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
World News@lemmy.world•US cancels tourist visas for board members of top Costa Rica newspaperEnglish
3·18 days agoWho has the time to single out these board members among so many critics?!?
Same.
I imagine most places people turn on their camera. I would find it especially weird to have a manager and never seen their face.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
News@lemmy.world•Rudy Giuliani is pursuing healthcare through 9/11 program, lawyer says
7·18 days agoFaces vomiting leopards
It does not sound like true crime is for you from a mental and emotional health perspective.
It is honestly one of my guilty pleasures and I really do feel guilty. Sort of morbid that we are entertained by someone else’s death.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How often do people typically get paid where you are? How is the overtime? (Specify location)
1·20 days agoYes, I was also going to comment that commissions based sales are still a thing here in US.
Elextra@literature.cafeto
News@lemmy.world•California woman suffers more than 150 injuries after being attacked by wild dogs on walking trail
16·22 days agoI didn’t even know that area had packs of stray dogs!!
Very sad. There are way too many dogs and cats out there :(
Elextra@literature.cafeto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Expecting driverless taxis to respect bike lanes “too high a bar”English
22·29 days agoI made a previous post about this. Anecdotally, I’ve seen numerous human drivers hit pedestrians in SF. Number of Waymos hitting humans that I have seen in local news or in person, none.
They are very very conservative with their driving in SF but can still navigate SFs complex streets (I.e. when a doordash is parallel parked theyre very good at driving around them).


Very true. I think more specific robots are better for specific tasks. Like you said I think its for the challenge now. We didnt need a dancing robot or one that can make free throws lol