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> no physicality So it requires embodiment? Rodney Brooks might agree. You're saying it like it can't be done, but I'm hearing it just requires hardware. > no
by rgbrgb 3y ago
> no physicality
So it requires embodiment? Rodney Brooks might agree. You're saying it like it can't be done, but I'm hearing it just requires hardware.
> no continuity
Feels like a very tractable software problem.