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You don't need humanoids to do dexterous manipulation. Robots are limited by intelligence, not because they're not shaped like humans.

Simon Kalouche

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Ted Xiaovor 1 Jahr

The bottleneck for general purpose robots has been, and still is, on the brain.

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Oliver Starkvor 1 Jahr

Cool, now dice an onion

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Pwvor 1 Jahr

Those look a lot like arms bro

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SAHtoshiDudevor 1 Jahr

I assume most working robots won’t look like humans at all

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𝚘𝚙𝚑𝚒𝚞𝚌𝚑𝚞𝚜vor 1 Jahr

when ai design its own physical form???

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Meowtarsvor 1 Jahr

you couldnt be more wrong 👍

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James Hatfieldvor 1 Jahr

As always… we live in a world deigned for humans. Your robots live in a factory. Humanoid robots live in the world.

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franleplantvor 1 Jahr

Humanoids are fully backwards compatible

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Beckettvor 1 Jahr

Robots are only limited by our combined intelligence and access to material knowledge

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