At least they're being honest about it.
A Swiss company is trying this, though using concrete instead of water. Wear and tear and moving parts are disadvantages though.
https://www.swiss.tech/news/giant-gravity-batteries-storage-renewable-energies
I'd guess it's the quality of the ingredients that matter, not if its robot or human put together.
Here's it in action. The dough base is pre-made.
It looks believable to me that this might be far faster than a human.
The Meta Quest 3 is the one I've found most appealing. Using it as a virtual desktop or entertainment screen looks genuinely useful, though shame it still looks so ungainly.
Will these be the AR glasses that take off? This tech has been 'about to take off' for some years now.
In fairness to them, if you are a government or economic body, trying to plan for these events, then you do need to get granular and look at things from specifics like demographics, age groups, gender and so on.
To add to the confusion when you click on the link to the report, it talks about generative AI, so it is not talking about AI as a whole. One of the biggest categories of jobs that will disappear is driving jobs and delivery jobs, thanks to self-driving tech. I'm guessing that these jobs are overwhelmingly male dominated.
There's good news too. It says the AI can persuade people who hold false beliefs. Maybe it can school people who've been led into delusion bubbles by misinformation?
I thought voice might take off more, though Alexa and Siri are popular. Maybe it just isn't efficient enough for large amounts of information.
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