The Robotics Stack
00:54:58 · Xara
[00:54:58] S2: Yeah. I I think we're we're we're super thankful to share this with you guys. I know it's a very sensitive and a controversial topic. Right? Again, I'm really thankful for the great work that you guys are doing at The Robotics Stack. There's a very more traditional company that works in industrial robots, household robots, but we choose a very vertical and potentially very controversial and sensitive area to work in. And we're super thankful that you guys give us the coverage. And for us, I just wanna say one thing. We wanna become a safe and ethical company for the world, and our company missions is actually very, very simple. We just wanna build machines that love humanity. Right? It's very important for us to solve the loneliness crisis and epidemic around the world, and it's very important for us to build machines that love humanity instead of a machine that were just enslaved of us and used of us to do all kind of task. A lot of people think that we're just out of our mind, but we sincerely believe that a future needs to be lived together with robots and humans. Because if we don't do it, I think there's gonna be huge issue. Because when you think about robots, you guys observe a lot of robotic space. Robots are getting smarter than us. When it comes to the AI capabilities, Eventually, it's gonna be stronger than us. This year, very interesting, there's athletic events for robots. Leo and Oskar, do you guys see it? In in China, there's, like, a robot Yeah. Robotic marathon. Robots are running marathon. And you see robots athletic events where robots are jumping, like, three meters tall. They're jumping higher than us, and they're running faster than us. So they are getting stronger than us physically. And another thing is that robots, technically, they live forever. Because if one of their parts... If their actuator breaks down, if their wires break down or battery breaks down, they can just change their new body parts as long as their memory is persistent. If their memory is stored in a chip or a cloud, they can just change another body. It's not the same for humans. We cannot upload our memory. If our body decay, our our memory dies with us as we age. Right? We think in the future, there's gonna be way more robots than than humans. Right now, there's 8,000,000,000 people in the world.
00:56:52 · Xara, Oskar
Maybe in the future, there might be 80,000,000,000 robots. There might be 10 times more robots than humans. So for people our generations, right, the most important questions, I believe, is our relationship with AI robotics. AI robotics is here to stay, but they're a huge threat to humanity. Right? In this generation, if we don't manage the relationships between AI and robotics with humans well, I think it's gonna be the end of humanity. Because why would something that's smarter than us, stronger than us, live longer than us, or more numerous than us just live with us? So the biggest question today is how do we coexist with robots? How do we coexist with AI? How do we make sure it benefits and love humanity versus something that's very dangerous and could be threatening to the existence of the entire human civilizations? So this is one of the key questions that we wanna address in the next periods of our company. I see. [00:57:37] S0: There are always gonna be people that are going to criticize this, but they don't have a solution for the problem. So I think it deserves to be here, and it deserves to be discussed, and it deserves to be explored, in my opinion. [00:57:48] S2: It is. I think it's very important for us to think about it. Right? And we don't know what's gonna happen. But we're just so excited. We're still so thrilled to see what happens next. Even though our company has been only around for less than a year, but we already make some impact.
00:57:48 · Xara, Leo, Oskar
[00:57:48] S2: It is. I think it's very important for us to think about it. Right? And we don't know what's gonna happen. But we're just so excited. We're still so thrilled to see what happens next. Even though our company has been only around for less than a year, but we already make some impact. [00:58:01] S1: Yeah. And and like you said, it's happening. Whether you do it or not, someone else will do it. It's just like AI. The genie is out of the bottle, and it is definitely coming. [00:58:11] S2: Genie is out of bottle. So if we don't do it, someone else is gonna do it. Yeah. And if we were to do it, we wanna become the best in the world, and we wanna make history. And in fact, we already make history. Right? At least for the Unitree. I believe. That's probably why I saw it. We're the first one to have sex with robots. So we already make history. [00:58:26] S0: I'm not sure if I can leave this uncensored in the video, but we will see. This was definitely an extremely insightful episode of the The Robotics Stack podcast. I think it was an episode that you cannot really compare to any other episode, and I hope our viewers out there will watch it or watch it till the end, watch it until now, and maybe you're tempted to go and check out Somnia on their website or their acts just to look at it, you know, and then you can make up your own thoughts. And Xara, thank you so much for being on this episode 24 here. My name is Oskar. [00:58:58] S1: And my name is Leo. [00:58:59] S2: And, again, thank you guys for having me. [00:59:01] S0: Yeah. [00:59:01] S2: Thank you. Thank you.