WSJ post promotes article on enjoyment from humanoid robot mishaps.
The Wall Street Journal posted that nothing makes humans happier right now than watching robots fail. Its account described the appeal as pure physical comedy, schadenfreude and a reassuring feeling of superiority. The post points to a WSJ article on the topic of humanoid games where robots stumble. The tweet frames the reaction as a current audience response to visible robot errors.
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WSJ post promotes article on enjoyment from humanoid robot mishaps.
The Wall Street Journal posted that nothing makes humans happier right now than watching robots fail. Its account described the appeal as pure physical comedy, schadenfreude and a reassuring feeling of superiority. The post points to a WSJ article on the topic of humanoid games where robots stumble. The tweet frames the reaction as a current audience response to visible robot errors.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJThe genre delivers exactly what we need: pure physical comedy, schadenfreude and a reassuring feeling of superiority. https://on.wsj.com/4cKb5Rd
The Wall Street Journal@WSJThe genre delivers exactly what we need: pure physical comedy, schadenfreude and a reassuring feeling of superiority. https://on.wsj.com/4cKb5Rd
