Chainsaw vs. Robot.

The Skild Brain can control any machine that walks or rolls. Watch it inhabit a robot dog that's stood up on two legs. Being zero-shot, it thinks it's in a humanoid body, so it walks like one:

We built a robot brain that nothing can stop. Shattered limbs? Jammed motors? If the bot can move, the Brain will move it— even if it’s an entirely new robot body. Meet the omni-bodied Skild Brain:

What makes it so resilient? It's "omni-bodied". The Skild Brain spent 1,000 years walking 100,000 different bodies across simulated worlds. In our world, the Brain treats a broken robot as just another body.

The Skild Brain has an extraordinary memory. Most robot control policies have a few hundred milliseconds of memory, specialized for only one robot. Our context window is over 100x longer.

With its extremely long memory, the Brain can learn from failure. This has far-reaching implications for robotics and beyond—

Imagine Mars rovers that can adapt to broken wheels. Submersibles that can finish critical repairs with faulty thrusters. A rescue robot with crushed legs that can keep saving lives.

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Why would you do this to the poor robot dog?!? This is why we're gonna get the basilisk you guys. Half kidding, really cool.

i wonder how rokos basilisk would moralize this +1 for resilience but cutting a dogs legs off might warrant t1000 level peta prosecution

Turned it into a Pomeranian

robotic horror mockumentary movie 😨🤯

Is this reinforcement learning ?

Just like a human But way faster

next you should light the bot to fire and see if it goes searching for water to save itself. 😂