Amazon has over a million robots deployed and hiring is declining. Soon robots will cost $20,000-$40,000 or lease for a few hundred dollars monthly, learning tasks from video. Organizations that document their processes in video and text will let AI train on that data and stay ahead.
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Human hiring is lower, robot deployment is up. Amazon has over a million industrial robots installed right now. They aren't hiring humans. Now we can argue whether that's good, bad, right, or wrong, but it just is. The big prediction is whether it's Elon or a Chinese manufacturer, you're gonna see these devices probably around $20,000 to $40,000. You're gonna be able to lease 'em for a few hundred bucks a month and have them just do tasks. And it's gonna learn alongside you. And I know some of 'em look clunky right now, but these can learn by watching videos. What's that mean for you and me? It means anything that you are doing right now that's manual grunt work. One of the things that we do is we're always making videos and capturing institutional knowledge, okay? That's your wisdom. Capture it whether it's with a Plaud device or with Otter. Every single one of our projects goes inside NotebookLM And now you can query that, you can make videos, you can use it as training data to the point of terabytes of it. So whoever's ever captures the most stuff in your organization right now, AI will learn how to do that stuff for you.