20 years is ridiculously pessimistic. the only reason we don't already have humanoids is that it wasn't feasible because we didn't know how to solve the ai problems. we had the necessary breakthroughs over the past couple years and now whatever company does the grunt work of putting it all together first will be rolling in cash. there are 30+ companies all racing for that payout right now. > but those are humanoids for factories even if all these companies are dumb enough to neglect the consumer market, the moment unitree or some other chink company puts a general purpose humanoid up on alibaba, /g/ will transform into nothing but threads from autists who dedicate 100% of their time to converting it into a robowaifu.
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