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Isn’t current training paradigms requiring massive amounts of data? You aren’t going to get that easily from a handful of luxury robots.
by actionfromafar 2y ago
Isn’t current training paradigms requiring massive amounts of data? You aren’t going to get that easily from a handful of luxury robots.
- corysama 2y agoCheck out https://www.1x.tech/androids/neo https://www.1x.tech/androids/neo Their plan is to put droids in real homes and remote control them to create the kinds of training data that can’t be faked in a lab. They explain how that works here https://youtu.be/2ccPTpDq05A https://youtu.be/2ccPTpDq05A
- falcor84 2y agoWhy handful? I would assume that domestic robots like that would sell at least as many units as luxury cars - hundreds of thousands a year. In terms of training, there are a lot of current approaches of learning from videos (of which we have a lot) and from synthetic data, which is getting easier to generate. And if they need more data, I would assume that offering a version of such a robot with telemetry at a large discount would be an easy sell for some. In particular, I'd expect there would be a lot of demand for assistants to elderly people.