Joel Pearson

And I think it's better to, like you said, to frame it almost like an alien species has come to earth.

They seem friendly.

They're going to work with us.

They're going to help us do things.

And they are going to be more intelligent than us.

But it's a whole new species, like you said.

And that's a better framing for people to have the right expectation of what's happening right now.

Well, that's a good point.

So what we haven't actually touched on, which I normally do earlier on, is that we're talking about digital, non-physical form.

But the second wave of what's happening now is the humanoid robots.

Is that actually, we're actually going to have that?

Absolutely, 100%, yeah.

We already have it.

So there are well over 100 companies around the world working on humanoid robots.

The most advanced one that's been made public is Figure Robotics, Figure 3, who is a US-based one.

And it can now run multiple hours fully autonomously working in a house, doing chores and folding and cleaning and doing laundry, all that kind of thing.

And so they've built that with its own onboard AI.

So it's self-learning.

And so what does this mean?

It means a few things.