Lenny Rachitsky: So one of the most interesting lines of development is these humanoid robots, that's kind of like our meat brains are always more attracted to robots that look like us and act like us. There's a few companies very ahead. There's Optimus, Tesla, there's Figure, there's NEO, there's a few others. What's your sense on just the current state of these humanoids and kind of where ... I don't know, how close are we to humanoids being around us? Caitlin Kalinowski: We might be close. I have, like many others, safety concerns about large, strong humanoids operating right next to people because we have to have enough data to show that that's safe. There are some designs and 1X NEO is a good example of this that have made significant safety considerations in their designs and pulled mass inwards essentially, which is a lot safer. Softer robots is safer.
There's Optimus, Tesla, there's Figure, there's NEO, there's a few others.