#ElonMusk's depiction of the future of humanoid robots🤖 at the Davos Forum was truly shocking: robot production skyrocketing, economic output = robot productivity × quantity, ultimately saturating all human needs—you can't even imagine what they'll be used for! Based on the reality of an aging society: a global shortage of young people, high costs of elderly care, robots can provide 24/7 companionship and protect parents, solving the pain points of disappearing demographic dividends. At the same time, children and pets can also benefit—who wouldn't want a "never-tiring" guardian? But thinking deeply, this "era of abundance" will reshape society: on one hand, freeing humans from repetitive labor to pursue creativity, art, and space exploration; on the other hand, it may intensify unemployment, marginalize low-skilled workers, and even trigger an identity crisis—if work no longer defines us, what is human value? More importantly, will the widespread adoption of robots widen the wealth gap? If only the wealthy can afford them, then abundance becomes a feast for the few. My personal view: this is a double-edged sword, but the opportunities outweigh the risks—just like the Industrial Revolution disrupted agrarian societies and ultimately improved living standards. The key lies in policy, ensuring everyone benefits, such as universal basic income to buffer the transition. Will the robot era be a utopia or a dystopia? #Robots @elonmusk