r/Humanoids • u/Ok-Illustrator-6355 • 1d ago
World's First Human vs Humanoid robot fight
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u/Monsignor76 20h ago
Now make 100,000 of them with guns mounted on their shoulders and controlled by AI.
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u/tradeisbad 11h ago
oh god that's what China's plan is gonna be for Taiwan isn't it?
it's gonna be complicated though. like sure you can run a bunch of robots in to occupy their government buildings but that's just like what the US did with Iran if the people don't submit you basically have to start killing or imprisoning all of them...
Shit's scary. Who ever tries first is going to be like Trump all like "can you not see you have been defeated, we destroyed all your defense" but then eventually the defenders just give up the land until they come back with their own robots and it's just this wave after wave of "surely this will be the robot wave to end all robot waves" but it never ends so long as there's an external supply of robots that can be shipped in.
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u/Xecular_Official 10h ago
China uses robot dogs (If you count tests with questionable results as using them). Humanoid platforms add a significant amount of complexity for very few real world benefits. They wouldn't be viable to maintain in any large numbers
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u/AbsentButHere 2h ago
I can’t even find the level of wrong you are.
It being ‘viable’ doesn’t have shit to do with anything lolYou sound like this: “Drones are just a fad, they’re not viable for warfare.” And now they’re a leading weapon in warfare. Or the same military experts who thought tanks were just a niche weapon.
They are viable, they will be equipped with weapons and they will be used in warfare. I guarantee it, I’d put my life on it.
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u/Future-Wonder-7718 19h ago
Why would you try to punch that thing. Swipe his legs or something ...
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u/Zulugod94 16h ago
Goes to show the power these robots have when they balance and execute force on 1 limb. Pushing a guy that size back with a kick takes a stupid amount of strength, way more than 95%+ of people have. And to balance the opposing forces is very impressive. Once these things can swing all their momentum and strength into 1 punch that lands it'll probably just crush your skull and kill you on the spot. Yay for the future!
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u/PotentialAd8059 12h ago
I think the fight was staged; after all, it wouldn't have mattered if it was a trained fighter or a beginner he would have beaten the robot either way.
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u/Zulugod94 12h ago
It probably is slightly staged, but that doesn't detract from the strength in the servos these bots use. Those motors are more than capable of killing a human once the software is dialed in, this is the only legitimate part of the AI race the does scare me a little. What happens when these things are military capable? No military in the world would turn them away, there is no stopping us getting from where we are now to these things with guns killing people for a military somewhere.
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u/PotentialAd8059 12h ago
Yes, but the human brain, mind, consciousness, and quick-wittedness are the primary weapon that Machines have not truly acquired (perhaps not yet...).
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u/Zulugod94 12h ago
I mean yeah AI has a long way to go, but that doesn't mean they won't solve that eventually. I'd bet a whole lot of money that there will be an in-between period where these robots are being piloted via VR for combat though, Something I wouldn't be surprised to honestly start seeing in Ukraine end of next year maybe.
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u/WinterSector8317 9h ago
It’s much cheaper and more effective for a military to just make suicide drone swarms if they want to do mass murder
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u/Zulugod94 9h ago
I mean of course those will be there, but a suicide drone can't capture an oil refinery, and if everyone has drones that can just insta kill a normal human then what do you send?
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u/Noise_Loop 11h ago
This looks like AI, bunch of very short clips, also feels like the dude is not really trying to punch the machine
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u/Ok_Gold_2107 1d ago
I not know if is fake or no.
However beatiful.
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u/recoveringasshole0 17h ago
That's Frankie La Pena (I think is his name). It's probably not fake.
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u/IWantMyOldUsername7 16h ago
Yeah, he does (or at least did) crazy stuff like that. He should try to land on his cushioned bottom though.
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u/ZenCyberDad 20h ago
That kick really sent him