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Contemporary discussion (hype?) about LLMs and “pausing AGI development” seems oblivious of Moravec’s paradox. We’ve hypothesized since the 80s — that the hardest problems in AI involve sensorimotor control, not abstract thought or reasoning. It explains why AI is mastering games, dialogue, and scene generation. But robots are conspicuously...

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