Mark Zuckerberg wants AI walking around your home, do you? | BBC News
So basically the TLDW Version of the video mentions the interview in which John Hanke was in, and here's what's weird about it. He mentions that "humanoids will be inevitable", and that "the workplace is a very good training ground in which there's no human intervention". He also gives those evil e…
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- 2026-11-14 01:46 · r/artificial
Mark Zuckerberg wants AI walking around your home, do you? | BBC News
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