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Boston Dynamics robot dog Spot. Now has an independent mind using ChatGPT. Spot also can talk and is being tested as a tour guide.

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Ah gee surely nothing can go wrong here

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I thought it was going to commit a crime after being complemented for its accent

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AI mimicking humans will fool most people into falling in love with them. Humans aren't ready for what's coming.

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This is amazing. That’s not using chatgpt tho. Chatgpt is a website. That’s using a LLM, and it’s probably not from openai. That incredible piece of work was achieved by Boston dynamics, not by OpenAI nor “chatgpt” Congratulations to Boston Dynamics.

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let's give it a tiny top hat and a disarming british accent... that will help.

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aww he's so fancy (we are doomed arent we?)

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Built a lethal robot with its own thoughts. Topped it with a tiny hat. Now all it does is browse Reddit, tip its hat saying "m'lady", and practice with swords.

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@ScottAdamsSays Black Mirror episode coming to life

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This is so surreal. We've replaced horses with robots. Adam Savage from Mythbusters built a rickshaw pulled by Boston Dynamics robot, Spot (the one that can now speak using ChatGPT).
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This is so surreal. We've replaced horses with robots. Adam Savage from Mythbusters built a rickshaw pulled by Boston Dynamics robot, Spot (the one that can now speak using ChatGPT).

Rowan Cheung

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NEW: Donald Trump's robot dog protects while a group of children play at Mar-a-Lago. The dog has been patrolling for weeks and joined the team after the election to add another level of protection for Trump. The dog was made by Boston Dynamics and is equipped with "surveillance technology." "While we cannot get into the specific capabilities, the robotic dogs are equipped with surveillance technology, and an array of advanced sensors that support our protective operations." The dog, 'Spot,' is about 2 feet tall and 4 feet long. Spot can move about 5 feet per second. Video: Howard Mortman
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NEW: Donald Trump's robot dog protects while a group of children play at Mar-a-Lago. The dog has been patrolling for weeks and joined the team after the election to add another level of protection for Trump. The dog was made by Boston Dynamics and is equipped with "surveillance technology." "While we cannot get into the specific capabilities, the robotic dogs are equipped with surveillance technology, and an array of advanced sensors that support our protective operations." The dog, 'Spot,' is about 2 feet tall and 4 feet long. Spot can move about 5 feet per second. Video: Howard Mortman

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Boston Dynamics has released a new video showing its Atlas humanoid robot using hand-like grippers to pick up and drop objects.
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Why is #AI so powerful? It can learn as it goes. After it ran 25,000 experiments, a robot at Boston University learned to make an ideal material for absorbing crushing impacts, now being field tested in next-gen U.S. Army helmets: 📹: KABlab, Boston Univ.
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Why is #AI so powerful? It can learn as it goes. After it ran 25,000 experiments, a robot at Boston University learned to make an ideal material for absorbing crushing impacts, now being field tested in next-gen U.S. Army helmets: 📹: KABlab, Boston Univ.

U.S. National Science Foundation

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Boston Dynamics' Handle robot is designed for warehouses, using a rear counterweight and suction grippers to efficiently and smoothly move heavy loads.
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How does Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot walk on oobleck without sinking? Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid, meaning it acts like a solid under pressure. Spot’s constant motion creates enough force to keep it above the surface, unlike a still kettlebell, which sinks.
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How does Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot walk on oobleck without sinking? Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid, meaning it acts like a solid under pressure. Spot’s constant motion creates enough force to keep it above the surface, unlike a still kettlebell, which sinks.

Museum of Science

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We teamed up with Boston Dynamics to power their robot Spot with Gemini Robotics embodied reasoning models. This means it can better understand its surroundings, identify objects and follow simple commands - like tidying up a room.
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We teamed up with Boston Dynamics to power their robot Spot with Gemini Robotics embodied reasoning models. This means it can better understand its surroundings, identify objects and follow simple commands - like tidying up a room.

Google DeepMind

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Boston Dynamics has built the most iconic robots of the past years. But behind the viral clips lies a 30-year journey. From an MIT research lab to BigDog, Alphabet, Spot and Stretch, and now electric Atlas. 🧵 This is the real story.
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Boston Dynamics has built the most iconic robots of the past years. But behind the viral clips lies a 30-year journey. From an MIT research lab to BigDog, Alphabet, Spot and Stretch, and now electric Atlas. 🧵 This is the real story.

Lukas Ziegler

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Boston Dynamics just gave its robot dog a brain that reasons about the physical world. Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics model is now running inside Spot, the four-legged robot already deployed at thousands of facilities worldwide. The upgrade centers on something called embodied reasoning. Basically, instead of following rigid instructions, Spot now interprets what it sees and makes decisions on its own. One standout example: Spot can now look at a pressure gauge, zoom in on the needle, calculate the intervals between tick marks, and deliver an accurate reading. All autonomously. The model also introduces: > Multi-view reasoning, combining feeds from multiple cameras to understand its environment even when objects are blocked from one angle > Built-in success detection, so Spot knows when it's failed and decides whether to retry or move on That last part is a key requirement for true autonomy. Most companies building AI-powered robots are still stuck in the demo phase. Boston Dynamics is one of the few with actual paying customers... which means thousands of Spots collecting real-world data that feeds back into making the AI smarter. That flywheel is hard to compete with.
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Boston Dynamics just gave its robot dog a brain that reasons about the physical world. Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics model is now running inside Spot, the four-legged robot already deployed at thousands of facilities worldwide. The upgrade centers on something called embodied reasoning. Basically, instead of following rigid instructions, Spot now interprets what it sees and makes decisions on its own. One standout example: Spot can now look at a pressure gauge, zoom in on the needle, calculate the intervals between tick marks, and deliver an accurate reading. All autonomously. The model also introduces: > Multi-view reasoning, combining feeds from multiple cameras to understand its environment even when objects are blocked from one angle > Built-in success detection, so Spot knows when it's failed and decides whether to retry or move on That last part is a key requirement for true autonomy. Most companies building AI-powered robots are still stuck in the demo phase. Boston Dynamics is one of the few with actual paying customers... which means thousands of Spots collecting real-world data that feeds back into making the AI smarter. That flywheel is hard to compete with.

Rowan Cheung

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Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new electric version of its Atlas humanoid robot that can do push-ups 🤖 While this is in no way an indicator of real-world use, it’s a great demonstration of Atlas’ extremely robust and powerful actuators
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Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new electric version of its Atlas humanoid robot that can do push-ups 🤖 While this is in no way an indicator of real-world use, it’s a great demonstration of Atlas’ extremely robust and powerful actuators

TechCrunch

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🇺🇸 Boston Dynamics' robot dog can now deliver your packages to your front door, even a carton of eggs without cracking one. The company is testing Spot as a last-mile delivery partner that carries packages from the van to your doorstep, tackling stairs, curbs, gravel, snow, and ice that often stop drones and wheeled robots. With last-mile delivery costing carriers around $90B a year in the U.S., your next delivery driver might just have 4 legs. Source: IEexplains YT / Writer: Monica
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🇺🇸 Boston Dynamics' robot dog can now deliver your packages to your front door, even a carton of eggs without cracking one. The company is testing Spot as a last-mile delivery partner that carries packages from the van to your doorstep, tackling stairs, curbs, gravel, snow, and ice that often stop drones and wheeled robots. With last-mile delivery costing carriers around $90B a year in the U.S., your next delivery driver might just have 4 legs. Source: IEexplains YT / Writer: Monica

Mario Nawfal

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