> It all seems tailored to make it easier to build those robots, so of course they're pretty good at it. They didn't used to be very good at all. There's a lot

> It all seems tailored to make it easier to build those robots, so of course they're pretty good at it. They didn't used to be very good at all. There's a lot of achievement you're describing with that 'of course'. Progress was made where progress was available. Of course humans are good at real soccer. We are duration-running social tribal animals with incredibly efficient actuators and energy storage. It seems tailored for us. Robots are good at other things. Edit for footnote: The space of things robots are good at is not very large compared to humans. I've been in the robot business thirty years and watching their ecological niches grow oh-so-slowly.