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Robots still haven’t come close to replicating human and animal touch as a sense, and LLMs don’t do anything to help with that.
by trollbridge 1y ago
Robots still haven’t come close to replicating human and animal touch as a sense, and LLMs don’t do anything to help with that.
- pixl97 1y agoI mean, even the human brain is broken up in different parts and the parts that do touch are insanely old compared to higher thinking. The LLM parts tell the robot parts the plate should go to the kitchen.
- archerx 1y agoHave you seen what Boston dynamics has been up to? Progress is happening faster than you think.
- card_zero 1y agoSo, they released a new gripper with touch sensors. Then there's this article: https://rodneybrooks.com/why-todays-humanoids-wont-learn-dexterity/ https://rodneybrooks.com/why-todays-humanoids-wont-learn-dex... Talking about human hands having tens of thousands of receptors of several different types, and the difficulty of tasks like picking up a match, and the trouble with the project of learning dexterity by brute force.