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Bob McGrew, Former Research Chief at OpenAI: "Manipulation is the hard problem we need to solve to make humanoid robots useful, not locomotion. One video of a humanoid slowly performing tasks with its hands is worth a dozen clips of choreographed routines."

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Fun fact, this was taken right after this humanoid check his 401(k) this morning

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You made me look at the market, pass the wine

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🧠 Unified Search. Smarter Meetings. Effortless CRM. MightyBot is your AI agent platform for seamless workflows—record meetings, automate CRM updates, and find answers across apps in seconds. 🌟 Focus on what matters. We'll handle the grind.

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Hands > Moves

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I think what he says about locomotion is true - since the release of Atlas II. It's just frustrating that more American bot manufactures aren't following Boston Dynamics' lead the way Chinese bot companies apparently are.

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hurry up

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show this in slow motion

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true but one that could do both would be ideal

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if that bot poured me that slowly , the bottle would be located in its eye socket before he could say fantasmagoria

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