Marques Brownlee

So even though, yes, we did design the car form around the human, I think that is actually a limitation that we can do better by designing the single use robots.

So, yeah, the world may not look the way it does in many years if we have a bunch of really good robots instead of the world built the way it is.

How many CES laundry folding robots have you talked to?

Yeah.

Which is actually it's probably better for folding things.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I remember like talking in the Tesla factory about there are things that they have humans do that robots simply can't do.

Like when they have to connect like a hose for some system to another one, it just sort of dangles.

And the robot just misses it, doesn't like it's trying to calculate the position, has no idea what to do.

The human just grabs it, grabs it, connects it, and it's fine.

So there are definitely things that are probably forever going to be better for humans.

But yeah, for the things that are like small, mundane tasks, like I don't want to clean.

Like we have robot vacuums.

They aren't a human.

It's just a thing that rolls around on the ground.

That's perfect.

That's all it needs to be.

Pretty good.