As minimum wages rise and robot costs fall, humanoid robots under $10,000 could be financed for about $100 a month within five years. This would create a market for robot leasing and staffing agencies, putting pressure on wages and reshaping employment.
I would say when you have a $16 an hour and rising consistently minimum wage. Right. That break and you can get a $15,000 and those prices are just going to be driven down. There's going to be leasing programs, there's going to be staffing agencies popping up very, very quickly. They're solely about staffing you with AI or physical AI and humanoid robots like they were historically of bringing you in temp workers. The same thing will be coming out of this. And when you can do that for I'm going to guess you're going to see some of those in five years, you're going to have sub $10,000 humanoid robot. You can pay monthly for $100 a month or whatever the case may be. Exactly right.
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