Interestingly, people were predicting[0] in 2018 that the robotic equivalent of this task would be solved by 2023: > The team also predicts that by the year 20

Interestingly, people were predicting[0] in 2018 that the robotic equivalent of this task would be solved by 2023: > The team also predicts that by the year 2023, a machine will be able to “physically assemble any Lego set given the pieces and instructions, using non-specialized robotics hardware.” The paper cites University of California Berkeley research that showed a machine joining two Lego pieces together in 2016 through reinforcement learning. [0] https://www.inverse.com/article/44660-lego-building-ai-robots https://www.inverse.com/article/44660-lego-building-ai-robot...