Warden (@Wardenclyffe_X)

THE FIRST SKILL A ROBOT NEEDS IS LOOKING BACK? IT LOOKED AT HIM FIRST. THE KISS CAME SECOND. Watch its eyes before the kiss. No words, no gesture. It just looks at him, he smiles, and that is the whole introduction. After the kiss the eyes open again and it smiles. The chest is full of gears and nothing in it did that. THE CHEAPEST FEATURE IN ROBOTICS IS ONE EXTRA SECOND OF EYE CONTACT. Hundreds of robots a week are reportedly coming off the Fremont line, roughly ten times last quarter's rate, with a goal of more than a thousand a week by year end. They still can't generalise, and Tesla has acknowledged that much of what you see in demos is scripted or remotely operated. Optimus has reportedly passed 500,000 hours of training data, with a goal to roughly double that by year end. Tesla has reportedly moved people who used to annotate driving data onto Optimus and set up dedicated sites for collecting it. My read: every extra second someone spends standing in front of Optimus is another second of data, and a look is the cheapest way to earn it. What's the first thing you'd want a robot to notice about you?