Burry Says ChatGPT Already Had AI\u2019s Biggest Breakthrough<\/p>\n
Burry was responding to a Nikkei report<\/a> quoting a senior executive at Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot, who said the robotics industry remains two to five years away from a \u201cGPT moment\u201d. <\/p>\n Burry questioned whether humanoid robots needed such a defining moment at all, saying ChatGPT had already become AI\u2019s biggest mass-adoption event by making \u201ccheating in school a literal no-brainer.\u201d <\/p>\n He added that nothing could spread faster or have a greater impact than technology capable of \u201cturning off the brains of all students across the world in one instant.\u201d<\/p>\n Tesla, Nvidia, Samsung And Hyundai Are Betting Big On Humanoids<\/p>\n The world\u2019s largest technology and automotive companies are pouring billions into humanoid robotics, betting the technology could become AI\u2019s next major commercial opportunity.<\/p>\n Samsung Electronics has also stepped up its robotics ambitions by creating a dedicated robotics division<\/a> and hiring a former Hyundai Motor Co robotics executive to lead the business and expand investments in physical AI.<\/p>\n Hyundai, meanwhile, took full ownership<\/a> of Boston Dynamics as it prepares to deploy Atlas humanoid robots in manufacturing later this decade.<\/p>\n Wall Street Sees Humanoids As AI\u2019s Next Trillion-Dollar Opportunity<\/p>\n