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physical AI as a large category. It's
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technology industry's first opportunity
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to address a $50 trillion industry that
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has largely been void of technology
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until now. And so we need to invent all
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of the technology necessary to do that.
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>> We had this very weird I don't know I
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want to call a lost decade or 20 years
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of Boston Dynamics. Google bought a
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bunch of companies. They then wound up
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selling them and spinning them out where
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people just thought robotics is just not
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ready for prime time. We invented the
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industry largely. America invented. You
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could argue we got into it too soon and
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we got exhausted. We got tired about
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five years before the enabling
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technology appear.
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>> The brain.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. We just got tired of it just
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a little too soon. Okay, that's number
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one. But it's here now. Now the question
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is how much longer? 3 years to 5 years,
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we're going to have robots all over the
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place.
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>> Elon seems to think we're going to have
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one robot for every human. 8 billion for
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8 billion.
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>> I'm hoping more. First of all, there's a
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whole bunch of robots that are going to
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be in factories working around the
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clock. There's going to be a whole bunch
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of robots that don't move.
