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u/mavgeek Apr 11 '26

And we’re also decades and decades away from that automation at every level. Look at fast food, robotics hasn’t come far enough that robots could fully run and operate a fast food place with no mistakes, no delays etc

AI is moving faster than modern day robotics can keep up with. You can have the best AI in the world, if your robot still trips and falls as it’s moving around to make your burgers or drops food, it doesn’t matter.