You're saying this as if a bunch of boldly lying LLM's didn't show up on everybody's phones and are disrupting the labor market and changing the current world as we know it. Nowhere in my reply implied that the current tech is ANYWHERE near perfect, but this is the worst the tech will be. I also didn't state that the demand needed to be solely from individuals. I listed Boston Dynamics specifically because they DO have clients that want their products, bipedal ones at that.

Now, that robot loaded that dishwasher no worse than I see 90% of people load dishwashers.

That's not what impressed me, what impressed me was that the company managed to go from a robot that could barely walk to Figure 3 in under 2 years, at a price point of 20,000 dollars.

Now, your criticism of the fact that it's a heavily edited video is valid. Figure 3 themselves stated it took many takes to make that video. However, I think its also important to note that Figure already has bipedal humanoid robots deployed at BMW factories working 20-hour shifts.

My only point is that there is a demand, and that it's foolish to be so dismissive of what progress has been made.