Dylan Patel and colleagues discuss the rapid advancement of humanoid robots, including speed tests with a Unitree model and a coworker named Michelle taking a bot on a date. The conversation captures the casual reality of robots becoming integrated into daily life.
Um, like, big fan of kind of the, the robots where they have them walking around the street and they're just saying outlandish shit all the time. These ones? Big fan of these ones. Like, don't get me wrong.
Get your ugly ass off my—
Shut your fucking mouth!
All right, bro, watch out. All right, that's it, that's it, that's it, that's it. Yep. Uh-huh. That's it. Yep. No. Yeah, people love the bots.
People love the bots. Yeah, come on, you know, it's like, it's like this 4 or 11 dude just walking around like saying whatever and it does like back— not backflips, but like it's like doing dances and stuff. It rocks. Like happy to have this guy around. I actually—
that reminds me, I think, I think I saw one of our colleagues ask one on a date a few weeks ago. Yeah. I heard about this. I heard about this. Shout out to Michelle. No, no. Yeah, Michelle. I hope that one went well.