I am more impressed than you. A general purpose robot can learn new tasks in a modest amount of time. As you argue, fluidly chaining sequences of learned task

I am more impressed than you. A general purpose robot can learn new tasks in a modest amount of time. As you argue, fluidly chaining sequences of learned tasks together is tricky, but current AI technology is capable of solving nearly all those problems within a handful of years. With centralized learning labs, over-the-air updates, and a 2x or 3x improvement in execution speed of precision tasks, I think this type of solution is going to be ubiquitous within the decade.