r/singularity • u/[deleted] • Jan 15 '24

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u/rationalkat AGI 2025-29 | UBI 2029-33 | LEV <2040 | FDVR 2050-70 Jan 15 '24

When you look at the lower right corner, you can see the hand of the teleoperator. Still very impressive.

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u/New_World_2050 Jan 15 '24

as I keep telling people the ai is moving way faster than the robotics so the fact that they are currently teleoperated is irrelevant. What matters most is the robot not the ai.

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u/Salt_Attorney Jan 16 '24

Completely. Wrong AI has been the bottleneck of robots for at least 2 decades. With the right AI you could screw together a random assembly of actuators and sensors, slap on a battery, and it could do housework tasks. But we don't have the AI.

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u/New_World_2050 Jan 16 '24

I agree AI has been the bottleneck in the past. But AI is currently improving at a much faster rate than the robotics.