> When we see humanoid robots actually out in the wild for sale at retail, they are going to come very very quickly, at scale.

Building factories and other robots is trivial. Just go and watch videos of any modern factory.

What's nigh impossible is doing complex interactions requiring finesse, "human touch", and at speed.

Even if you build a million robot-building robots, not a single one of them will be able to fold clothes, for example.

Re: folding clothes, there’s machines that can do that already at the industrial scale.