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New Unsupervised Learning with Karol Hausman & Danny Driess (Physical Intelligence) on building generalist robotics foundation models and: - What’s next in AI x robotics - Biggest outstanding questions - How they 10x’d model training speed - Open sourcing π 0 - Breakthroughs in generalization Spotify: Apple: YouTube:

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