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Another day, another humanoid robot from china AGIBOT introduces GO-1, a generalist foundation model that integrates a vision-language model with a latent planner for enhanced long-horizon and dexterous manipulation.

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Damn, China has been cooking. And they seem to be going hard. I heard some top Chinese universities plan on enrolling more students than usual in frontier fields like AI.

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Most EV influences have had to flight to china to keep rolling their content. Will it happen the same to you?

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Yeah, but who put all that shit on the table 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

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i'll wait until they release the GO-1 slim

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This is how you scale

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I love seeing the advancements in humanoid robots but, the hands throw me off. Still not sure if I want to see human looking hands or not but this is not it. The future is so weird sometimes.

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