The tech mogul is the talk of the town as one of his many predictions may very well come true.
The advancement of technology has brought about significant changes in recent times. However, its short- or long-term potential also calls into question certain activities of human beings. In addition to the “boom” of Artificial Intelligence, It is possible that in the next few years there will be service robots that will perform household chores.This was stated by Jason Calacanis, an American entrepreneur.
“Within seven years, every middle-class home in the United States will house a robot, at an estimated cost of $1,000 a month,” he said. As a result, Elon Muskowner of Tesla and SpaceX, also joined Calacanis’ prediction and shared that same perspective through a post on his “X” account (ex-Twitter): “True.”
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Given his reputation as a promoter of new technologies, the tycoon supported this projection, while he is finalizing details for launching the “Tesla Bot”, better known as Optimus, at the end of 2025. It is a humanoid robot, whose short-term goal is to revolutionize the manufacturing industry. However, in the long term, its goal is to replace everyday jobs in different areas, adapting to the needs of each home (cleaning, washing and ironing, among other things).
“If computers and robots can do everything better than you, does your life have any meaning?” Musk said. He also said that “humans still have a role to play in this regard, since we can make sense of artificial intelligence.” In that sense, service robots could become essential elements for homes. According to Calacanis, they can have a transformative impact on daily life.
Source: Ambito
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