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Sad that Google dumped Boston Dynamics. Imagine version 2 of this in an Atlas body. I feel like it is already limited by the (lack of) capability of the robot t

Sad that Google dumped Boston Dynamics. Imagine version 2 of this in an Atlas body. I feel like it is already limited by the (lack of) capability of the robot they're using.

est 4y ago
IIRC Boston Dynamics main difference is hydraulics, while almost everyone else is using electric motors.
panarky 4y ago
The only thing better than poisoning online discourse with automated disinformation is machine-gun dog-bots that hallucinate.
- r00fus 4y ago
  You have 5 seconds to comply.
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  - falcor84 4y ago
    That used to be 20 seconds in the original robocop, right? Wow, technology is certainly advancing fast! ;)
paxys 4y ago
An AI that can understand and speak human language and a robot that can navigate the physical world are two very different problems. Combining the two isn't as useful as one may think. The missing link is still AGI, and we aren't getting there anytime soon (if ever).
- mgfist 4y ago
  Why not? The link here is demonstrating just that
- supriyo-biswas 4y ago
  You could simply have the LLM emit a formal language that is interpreted by the robot as instructions.