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The debate at the end does not sound convincing enough to me,still needs a long way to go and using the cloud internet for processing is just eerie.
Edit---Actually on second thought,it really makes no difference when you can just build a driverless Tank that waits for large movement and fires it's cannon at any thing that moves in it's camera view,no thoughts required and fully automatic response. If I am wearing a red t-shirt I can even script it to EZB & cam to see anything red and shoot the Airsoft BB machine gun at it...causing me to run away in a hail of BB's!
Everything I've ever seen from Hansons has been scripted. Starting way back with their Philip K hugs and bunnies android.
Did the speaker know he was speaking that day? Looks like he came in from a butterfly hunting expedition!
No need to be furious though - his 15 minutes of fame is short lived and only attracts interest of non essential people. They made the "Einstein toy" that is a complete failure. Things like that bankrupt or seriously harm a business - if they are indeed a business? Or what ever they are lol it's something alright!
It's easy to avoid the Hanson stuff because it's incredibly technically bleak.
LOL! I was drinking coffee and nearly spit it out all over my keyboard!
Completely agree with everything you said about Hansons.
I'm going CES in Vegas this year with ALAN and ALENA and watched some videos on Eureka Park (the funding section) and I saw his Einstein for Alexa. Glad to see its a failure, really awful idea and poorly executed.
Robomodix is stepping into seeding rounds. We found a competing company called FurHat Robotics. They received $2.5 million in seed. Another poorly executed, cheap product. You see investors giving money to companies like that and scratch your head.