While they may initially be popular for general household tasks, he believes application-specific robots will emerge as the ultimate winner. Cuban took to X on Thursday and stated that humanoid robots would initially be “great novelties” for simple household tasks like fetching a beer or folding clothes. Dexterity” and the need for constant upgrades may impact the popularity of humanoids in the future. The Shark Tank star believes that application-specific robots will ultimately outperform them by being faster, more efficient, and less expensive. As a result, homes and workplaces will likely be redesigned to accommodate these specialized robots, a trend he says is already underway. In another post, he expressed his belief that within the next 25 years, new buildings will be designed specifically to work with application-specific robots (ASRs). While the transition won’t happen overnight, he argues that “as surely as 3D Printing” has made infrastructure like seawalls faster, cheaper, an...