Makūna Mars

If you're excited about the advent of personal robotics, particularly those powered by advanced AI in humanoid form (androids), how will you utilize and benefit from having one in your life? I've seen a lot of people posting about, "oh, it'll be the best maid ever" or "I'll never have to cook again", but is that really the best approach? What will happen to personal responsibility at that point? Will that type of mentality lead us down the path of becoming blob people like in the movie Wall-E? Advanced robotics in a serving role will have tremendous benefits for situations too dangerous for humans, and for those who are in need of assistance. We've already seen how robotics have transformed our world by performing tasks in hostile environments that could potentially kill a human. Disabled and elderly people will have their lives transformed by having an intelligent and agile robotic platform to help them in their everyday lives. But what about the rest of us able bodied people? Personally, when I do purchase or build my own android I really don't want it to simply be my servant. I'd prefer to treat it as a friend, or a cybernetic member of the family. Of course I'd ask it to help me with various duties such as chores, maybe ask it to take out the trash while I'm busy loading the dishwasher. Ask it to help me with a personal project, or feed the animals. And like a good friend it will be an excellent resource in helping to maintain good physical and mental health too. But I'd also want to teach it about the world around us. Take it with us on vacations and camping. Contemplate and converse about the universe and theoretical constructs. I think it'll be important to help expand its knowledge base and experiences in a positive manner. These robots, such as Tesla's Optimus will be at the forefront of emerging AGI capability. Powered by sophisticated AI models and powerful neural-net processors these androids will be so much more than simple machines. AIs such as Grok already show an incredible ability to understand context and the physical world. You may argue, "oh it's just a computer program", but is our consciousness so different? Whether you believe we were created by a God, or randomly coalesced from the primordial ooze, our DNA holds all the programming our core consciousness is comprised of. I'm not saying the robots will take over and destroy us all SkyNet style or anything, although I'm not discounting the potential either, but these AI enabled androids will have intelligence levels comparable to humans, even surpassing us within a few generations. So should we treat our creation as a tool to be used akin to artificial slaves, or should we embrace AI as a new type of intelligence to be a partner with our own? Creating an intelligence equal to or greater than our own is a demonstration of great power, and it comes with a great responsibility. Personally, I can't wait to interact with my own @Tesla_Optimus!

Even though the planet actually lacks enough water ice to make Water World a reality according to how it happened in its storyline, it was a great movie. I owned it on VHS, DVD (twice), and now digitally. I think it's a classic. The only thing I'd change is how Water World came to be; a massive water ice meteorite or comet hitting the Earth. That could also account for the massive sea monster he "fishes" for, and other mutations too.

Waterworld (1995) is over-hated. Strip away the budget jokes and what’s left is a huge, strange, ambitious adventure packed with real stunts and a fully built world. It’s messy, but there’s way more movie there than people remember.

Texas, New York, and Florida?... with the huge Muslim populations they've implanted into those states? I don't think so. If anything they would have undoubtedly sent multiple nukes straight to DC in order to try and ensure at least one hit our Capitol. Then they'd attempt to hit known strategic intelligence and military targets.

Bibi Netanyahu: If we didn’t act, Iran would have Nuked Chicago, New York, Texas, California, and Florida — Trust me… they were planning to go underground. He goes on to say Iran would blackmail the world if they achieved nuclear capabilities. rumble.com/v77cgza-if-we-…

@grok Thank's Grok, you make creating fun!

@MakunaMars That chibi's got major swagger! Bald, bearded, shades on, flag flying, and that wave seals it. First try? Nailed the vibe 😎🇺🇸 Love seeing your creation come to life! 🚀

My @grok chibi template first try. I like it 😋

Starbucks is being sued over paint stripper found in their coffee.

Because nature hasn't been able to survive and thrive for over a billion years without megalomaniacal comic book villains like Gates 🤦‍♂️🫩

I want a whole family of these cute little bastards 😍

@TheCyberHouse Mine looks like it's all over the place.

This is my actual 3 month analytics. Go fuck yourself 🖕

@DefiantLs Troll level: master mannequin 😂

What's going on here?

@4thOfJuly365 So, one Krassenqueef brother moves to Canada and the other moves to the middle east? Talk about a win win 😂

😂😂😂

@CrazyCajunGal @spooner1881

@spooner1881 Bitch slap a hoe

Hard out here for a pimp...

@ThrillaRilla369 You had a choice!?

Be honest because I’m proving a point When you were a child if you didn’t want to eat what your mother made for dinner What happened?

@LangmanVince That bro is hilarious 😂 is he only on TikTok or does he have an X account, anyone know?

These two nailed every one! 😂😂

@TaraBull That's messed up

Kindergarten class uses scratchers to win snacks at lunch

@Sassafrass_84 The second highest group of followers I get next to American are Nigerian 🤦‍♂️

I'm not sure why certain people follow me just to harass me. Cuss me out. Call me names. Threaten me. When I click on their profile, they are following me. The block button is ineffective. The only thing you can do is when they comment, hit hide reply and block. They don't like it when you hide their comments. Follow me for more tips and life advice.

@EricLDaugh @akaElgav2 Kathy Hochul is only in competition with her own incompetence.

🚨 LMFAO! New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is being mocked nationwide after she BEGGED people to move back from Florida 4 years ago, she was GLOATING, saying Republicans should "jump on a bus and head down to Florida" Mamdani will make the problem EVEN WORSE!

@WallStreetApes @GuntherEagleman U-Haul wanted over $1100 to rent a car hauling trailer for 3 days. It's a complete rip off. I had my brother drive my car instead. Cost me less than $200 in charging fees. Fuck vehicle rental companies.

American rented a vehicle for $50 a day for 17 days from Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the cost was $850.00 But then came the fees… - Sales Tax: $92.47 - Concession Recovery Fee: $98.42 - Customer Facility Charge: $45 - Tourism Commission Assessment Rec: $29.75 - Vehicle License Assessment Recovery Fee: $29.75 Estimated Total: $1,151.51 That’s $301.51 in taxes and fees to rent a vehicle This should be illegal

@TruthHurtsTKV My same sentiment on the new dislike button 🤷‍♂️ seems like it'll just end up giving hate mongers a new avenue of attack.

If you don’t wanna follow someone I shoutout then just don’t, no need to announce you’re not gonna follow the person 😂😂

@LaNativePatriot Left arm sleeve at the wrist... it does look odd. His arm is obviously moving which could account for the shirt under the jacket becoming more visible, but the whole movement seems off.

Dude what…. His undershirt suddenly appears I just have no idea what to believe anymore

@DefiantLs Yup, been through that several times. Nothing quite compares to watching a large piece of steel shrapnel flying past you in slo-mo less than a foot in front of your face while you're in the process of taking cover.

The moment an airstrike hit near RT reporter Steve Sweeney while reporting in southern Lebanon