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Tesla's recent "We, Robot" event at Warner Bros. Studios in California was a huge impact on the future. Seeing how Elon Musk and his team are advancing technology, pushing it to unimagined limits, excites me greatly. The presentation of vehicles like the Tesla Roboban and Cybercab, which are autonomous vehicles, coupled with the Tesla Optimus robots (with integrated AI) performing tasks that can be a little complex, has left me with some thoughts about the impact of this technology.
Roboban and Cybercab: Mobility Without Limits.
The Roboban has a futuristic design and appears to be capable of transporting multiple passengers. I don't know if it's just me, but I think it easily makes you imagine a future where getting around is no longer a problem. Imagine cities filled with these types of vehicles, helping to reduce traffic. Package deliveries right to your doorstep and even public transportation.
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On the other hand, the Cybercab looks like a more personal transportation option. Like a taxi with artificial intelligence that can help make your trip much more comfortable. This technology could help us relax during our journey, improving the situation of driving under stress or exhaustion.
The Future of AI and Robotics. Where is it Taking Us?
I think AI and robotics have ceased to be a distant concept. Seeing what Tesla Optimus can do, like having conversations, serving drinks, or even playing rock-paper-scissors with humans, shows how AI can be used to solve complex problems in everyday life or the real world.
However, sometimes I wonder what impact AI might have on the job market? Are we preparing for a world where machines can do most of the things we can do today?
The Future of Humanity: A Path Towards Comfort or Uncertainty?
It's exciting to imagine a future where robots help us with dangerous tasks or ones that we don't want to do. A few days ago I was talking to my dad, and I told him that with these types of robots in the future, things like entering a building that's practically impossible for a human would help us save lives. Or a very tall building with a broken window, robots could also fix that in the future. However, we must always consider the social and ethical implications of a world almost dominated by artificial intelligence. After all, they are machines that can be hacked, and there will always be someone who can cause danger through this.
In the end, what about safety? Who could be responsible if a vehicle you don't need to drive crashes and an accident occurs? Or how can we ensure the good use of AI for the good of humanity?
There are things I still don't know how to answer, but I'm clear that to improve the future depends on how we act and decide today.
In the end, I found the We, Robot event to be great. It left me with many questions, but also with a lot of hope. Technology has always had the power to change the world in many ways, it just depends on us and how we use it to have a better world.
What do you think about the future of robotics and artificial intelligence? Let me know in the comments.
"I'll leave the event completed here in case you want to see it."😁