O robô de 6 Mil dólares que vai acabar com o trabalho humano.

The future of human work is being rewritten by machines that cost the same as a popular car, but possess the strength of a factory worker and the precision of a surgeon. In this video, I present the Unitree G1, the humanoid robot that costs from US$16,000 (with an entry-level version at US$6,000) and promises to cause the biggest structural shock to the global economy since the Industrial Revolution. Learn more about the MBA in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence at TripleTen: https://link.jovensdenegocios.com/tte... While Tesla focuses on the sophisticated Optimus, China is "commoditizing" robotics. What happens to the job market when a robot can work 24 hours a day, without vacations, and for an operating cost lower than a minimum wage? We analyze how Artificial Intelligence has allowed these machines to learn complex tasks in weeks and why "cheap labor" will cease to be a competitive advantage for countries like Brazil. If you think your job is secure because it requires physical movement, this video is an urgent warning. The end of manual labor isn't a prediction for 50 years from now; it's a technology already in pre-sale. The 3 phases of the post-work economy: PHASE 1 — Automation of intelligent work (already happening) PHASE 2 — Replacement of manual labor by humanoid robots PHASE 3 — The human being as a production tool becomes obsolete Companies are already laying off workers en masse because of artificial intelligence. Duolingo, Meta, and several others have already sent the message. If you haven't felt it in your wallet yet, it's only a matter of time. The question isn't "will AI eliminate jobs?" The question is: who will get the value it creates? Learn how to build and manage your business the right way, with the founder of a Brazilian startup already worth over R$1 billion: https://link.jovensdenegocios.com/ssv... 0:00 The end of human work as we know it 01:23 - Moore's Law and the exponential speed of technology 03:28 - The illusion of progress: Someone always loses 06:03 - PHASE 1: The automation of intellectual work (Is your area at risk?) 11:15 - PHASE 2: The replacement of manual labor (Humanoid Robots) 15:15 - When robots simulate empathy and feelings 19:21 - PHASE 3: The total replacement of human beings 22:19 - The explosion of inequality and Universal Basic Income 25:52 - How to survive the transition? (Practical advice) 28:00 How to adapt and survive the AI ​​revolution Learn more about my financial education, entrepreneurship, and socio-emotional education program for schools, Lidere, where we train Brazil's new talents: https://link.jovensdenegocios.com/lid... Sources and references cited in the video: — Moore's Law (Intel, 1965) — Apollo Guidance Computer (NASA, 1969) — 1X Robotics / NEO Robot — Unitree Robotics (China) — Optimus — Tesla — Boston Dynamics — Interview with Alex Dantas (Circuit Launch / Silicon Valley) Research cited: 1. https://www.nature.com/articles/s4427..., 2. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... 3. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles...) #FutureOfWork #ArtificialIntelligence #Robotics #Economics #BrenoPerrucho #YoungBusinesspeople