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Musk says robots are five times more efficient than humans

In the future, robots-androids will be able to work five times better than humans, because they will not get tired and will be able to work around the clock

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Musk says robots are five times more efficient than humans

In the future, robots-androids will be able to work five times better than humans, because they will not get tired and will be able to work around the clock. This was stated by American billionaire Elon Musk at the 33rd annual investment conference Baron Capital in New York.

Musk noted that the humanoid robot is able to work around the clock, without days off, which is a total of 168 working hours a week. According to him, the robot does not need rest, toilet and food.

“You can expect a robot to be five times more productive per week on average than a human,” he told American investor Ron Baron in a video interview.

Musk believes that if you create 20-30 million robots, they will be able to make as many goods and services as they are now making in the United States.

Earlier in China, robots were forced to carry baskets of eggs to the top of a mountain.

A robot janitor escaped from a store in Shanghai after being employed.

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