When they realize there is no big payout, they are going to likely try and get bailouts just like what happened after the 2008 crash. We have yet to even fully recover from that because of the compounding debt among other things (massive influx of illegal immigrants, job shortages, housing inflation, etc.). I am also noticing more and more people are getting sick of AI as well. Be it video generated content or just AI pushing people out of work. It is a mess.

Do you think a tech bubble is on the verge of popping or do you think AI and all this investing into it will pay off?

Also, if it does end up being as good as investors are speculating, it will wipe out as much as 30% of the job market. That will be millions of people without work.

I thought that there might be real Kung Fu artists off camera giving them real movements to mimic, but no this is what Google said...

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The humanoid robots featured in the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, such as those from

Unitree Robotics and AgiBot, are not merely mimicking recorded human movements off-camera in real-time; rather, they are performing live, autonomous, or semi-autonomous routines powered by advanced artificial intelligence. 

While they are trained using recorded human movements (motion capture) to learn Kung Fu, dance, and complex stunts, their performance on stage involves real-time AI control, allowing them to adapt, maintain balance, and coordinate with each other and human performers without being directly teleoperated by a human off-

So it took til 2026 to have robots do any movement we can, so physically there are no limits anymore, it is all down to smarts.

Unfortunately China is also most likely churning them out for the military as a billion of them could overpower any army on Earth, which means this will spark of a robots arms race. And if they one day become self aware?

I would suspect outside from shopping, most social platforms are filled with fake people. I think the only ones somewhat safe from this are forums like this one. Mega forums like Reddit have been botted from the beginning. 

Yes, after the nightmare sign in again with my Microsoft account, I played around with it and it is impressive, (you could write a kids book and let this do all of the graphics).

This is what I got and each took about a minute.

These are high res, full res images, but I believe you could go higher, (and this is the free version).

And I thought that CoPilot was impressive, certainly be mucking around with this.

And if you are wondering they are trying to do a remake of this movie.

Which no doubt Musk used for the name, and apparently it is under development for the last 10 years and of course Will Smith was reported to be playing the creator.

They will start at $20k but you could "own" one for as low as $500 a month via a subscription model. 

I don't want some "expert" having access to my house, being able to hear me, see me, etc. a person I will never even see on top of it. That just sounds creepy to me!

People that work in the food industry, industrial, medical, general labor, etc. wouldn't benefit from this. Unless I am overlooking something?

Musk thinks so or is building the most humanoid robot yet, soon.

Just watch the first 15 minutes since most of this video just goes over it.

How much of human activity and creativity do you see AI taking over in the future?

The most popular one appears to be the story of The Terminator. With the direction we a heading, do you think we should have concerns? Elon Musk has his own robot he is working on that will do basic labor tasks and work "for us". But what if that is only for now?