Anyone else get a sense of anxiety at the thought of a machine gun attached to one of those things?
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#12China is in the forefront of drones, EVs, batteries, robotics and solar. It can't really be considered much behind the US on AI. I think one day soon the US is going to get a rude awakening of being behind on tech. Probably once they come up with 4nm or less chips and that is likely not far off.
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#14Anyone else get a sense of anxiety at the thought of a machine gun attached to one of those things?
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#15China is in the forefront of drones, EVs, batteries, robotics and solar. It can't really be considered much behind the US on AI. I think one day soon the US is going to get a rude awakening of being behind on tech. Probably once they come up with 4nm or less chips and that is likely not far off.
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#16Anyone else get a sense of anxiety at the thought of a machine gun attached to one of those things?
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#17Several moments look like CGI, particularly with how the dust behaves. It's getting hard to believe video like this.
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#19This looks better than Robo dog in the sense that it's being robot, not an animal/human replica, using those wheels. That's how a robot should be. And it looks fantastic with those moves. Video does not say if those moves were made by a human behind remote control or was the robot doing it by itself? It will be many times more impressive if the robot was avoiding collisions by itself.