Robots are finally here, now I don't need to do the dishes...right?!

Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Can you guess what the nearly 100% of people we talked with are excited about with the AI advancements? Did you guess "doing the dishes"?

So this episode dives into can robots do the dishes? We talk to experts and robots, about their history and purpose. By the end you'll have some new robo-empathy.

# Apps - Go out and Touch AI
💻 Dishaster (a vibe coded physics based game): https://dishaster.aivenue.show (👨‍💻👩‍💻 tutorial youtu.be/uQuzlAne7eE )

👀 Engineered Arts - youtube.com/EngineeredArts
🔗 NY Robotics - nycrobotics.org

# Chapters
00:00 -Yorick's new obsession
1:00 - Roomba Yorick
01:13 - AI RL - Robots, they good or nah?
02:29 - AMECA’s mentorship
04:30 - History of robots
06:08 - On the Avenue - What people think about robots?
10:14 - Why doing dishes is a hard task?
11:26 - What robots can do well?
15:46 - Something different - AI is MAGIC
20:17 - How robots save lives
23:42 - Robot doing dishes - Tutorial
24:18 - Mr. Dennis moment

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