For experts such as Bill Gates, Elon Musk or Sam Altman the future does not house any doubt: Robots will walk among people with almost total normality. The three have said it on occasion in a resounding way. And they don’t talk about a long -term future, but sooner rather than later. However, not everyone is what is said to agree on the subject.
Is it true that in a few years robots will be something as usual as cars, computers or mobile phones now? Will reality seem so much to what has been watching the novels, series and science fiction films for a long time? The answer, as usually happens in these cases, is not entirely clear. For better or worse.
Are Bill Gates, Elon Musk or Sam Altman in terms of robot?
Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, recently stated that «the world is not prepared for what is coming.» Basically, when he said it, he referred to robots, driven, of course, for the artificial intelligence that people like their own company, OpenAi, develop. And surprisingly that it may seem, other media figures such as Bill Gates or Elon Musk agree.
In the case of the founder of Microsoft, also given to guess the future (although it does not always hit its predictions), he took advantage of his blog to comment on the matter. Over there He said that robotics would be one of the most transformative technologies of the next decadeespecially in sectors as everyday as the care of older people or daily domestic tasks.
For its part, Elon Musk is so convinced that robots are the future, which is already developing its own model, Optimus. Of course, years ago the tycoon said that he would soon be producing in mass, and for the moment, when that soon is late, Optimus remains a prototype. But what really do experts in robotics really say about it? Do you agree?
Well, usually, no. Many media have echoed it. For example, Rodney Brooks, co -founder of Irobot. According to him, «lArtificial intelligence does not yet have an understanding of the physical world solid enough to handle day -to -day uncertainties. »
Are the robots around the corner?
In the same line was also shown, Kate Darling, MIT researcher specialized in the relationship between humans and robots. For her, we are overestimating the rhythm of development. «There is a huge difference between having a robot that makes a stage demonstration and another that works at home without errors or maintenance». That is, smoke.
Perhaps humanoid robots (nuance is important, because of other types they have been working for years), they become a reality one day. But nothing presages that day is near, even during the next decade. As much as people like Bill Gates, Elon Musk or Sam Altman agree on it.
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