Right I had a random, 100% human thought (unfiltered and intentionally dumb) @openclaw can run other SubAgents and give out tasks... run in a loop and get the job done right? Let's expand on this a second@openclaw Tesla Optimus bots are coming. They can navigate around autonomously and obviously they will have AI in them that is capable of the same feats as OpenClaw to run tasks and figure out how to do them My idea Let's get 5 Optimus robots Put them on a desert island rich with resources and minerals AND with a charging station. Then tell only 1 of the robots... you are in charge of the others. You have to survive. You have to come up with a plan and manage the other robots to get shit done. In 10 years we will send 50 humans to you and you need to be able to host them, feed them and give them shelter. GO !!!! Then we will get Cameras all around the island to film them 24/7 - Big Brother style (@bbuk) Then we will get an @ElevenLabs David Attenborough voice model to narrate a once daily episode of what ever the robots are getting up to. The show can run 2 weeks behind its self just incase of any technical glitches. ----------- "Today we see DavidBot gathering wood to build a fence to enclose the wild chickens the he and TarsBot captured the day before. Nova is having a word with BrainBot to discuss their plans for the new communial charging area. EinsteinBot is busy smelting the iron ore he mined from the nearby hills, so he can make the replacement finger that DavidBot lost." ----------- The world would tune in, Truman Show style We would stream on all the popular outlets People would pay for different tiered access to * Island stationary camera - lowest tier * 24/7 robot view access through their eyes - mid tier subscription * RobotView Brain Thought streams - highest tier all powered by @Starlink obviously They would start slow, but then as they start building things, little systems, things will speed up (hence the 10 year timeline). It would be like them playing a game of @factoriogame slow start, build up to faster and more elaborate structures, systems and procedures. They don't have access to the internet. Just the latest @grok 15.7 model The show will then end when we send the 50 humans to the island for a banquet of food made by our electronic friends (they are not allowed to serve nuts and bolts). ----------- Once the show ends the robots will be scheduled for decommission as they will be so old and the new models capabilities would far out weigh their own abilities The Hooomans of the world will kick off a fuss and the first Robot Rights act can be passed by as little as 2042 Progress AND Entertainment Disclaimer: No I am not high.. its just been a long day 😅 Let's make it so @elonmusk could I borrow 5 robots please? Disclaimer 2: Looking for thought leaders to hash out the details of this show, please discuss your ideas below

Even if it fails, it will still be spectacular. Success uncertain, but entertainment guaranteed

Gemini just one shotted this design The original prompt is from @heyrobinai but I wanted to test it to see what he did and what level of detail was in the prompt.

@ThePrimeagen just posted something that hit me. "I hate the feeling of getting everything I ask for and nothing I want." He's not alone in feeling like that, lots of devs are now thinking "AI is incredible" and are missing how things used to be. We can't put the genie back in the bottle even though we want to. Most developers feel this right now. Not many are saying it out loud. x.com/ThePrimeagen/status/20… 🧵 Thread 👇

You don't have to pick between "reject AI completely" and "let AI do everything." Human in the loop. That's the answer. You steer. You review. You make the calls that matter. AI handles the grunt work. Over time more gets handed off and that's fine. I don't think vibe coding full products is going to make anyone millions no matter what the influencer crowd tells you (well maybe some will). But agents will take on more and more of the boring stuff. The human in the loop part though, that's not going anywhere just yet.