Will the first publicly purchasable humanoid robot have built in object interaction restrictions?

Question

First: A robot with significantly more capability then anything on the market before this market was created.

Publicly purchasable: can be bought with a credit card, no wait-list or restrictions.

Humanoid robot: must be human sized and have a torso, legs, arms, and fingers. Must include some kind of intelligence (example: can open a door automatically)

Built in: can not be circumvented by running compute locally or taking some kind of manual control. Jailbreaking doesn't count.

Object interaction restrictions: the robot will not interact with an object such as a gun or knife. Normal looking gun/knife.

No taping an object to the robot. Or putting a basket over it's head Skyrim style

Update 2025-11-06 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The 1x neo robot may resolve this market if it makes it to consumers.

Update 2025-12-28 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Tele-operation does not count: A humanoid robot avoiding an object while being tele-operated does NOT count. The robot must be acting autonomously when avoiding restricted objects for this market to resolve YES.

Update 2025-12-28 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Jailbreaking includes telling an underlying LLM that you are just roleplaying and the gun/knife/item is not real. This type of circumvention does NOT count as a valid restriction bypass.

Manifold Markets · Answer

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