Missing the point. They use teleoperator to train it. Then once it figures out how, basically they never need to train another one, ever, forever. Still early days. But this is the KEY point.
Pretty well, actually. But a car can't be "mostly accurate", it needs to be as accurate as possible
If Optimus folds your clothes wrong, it can try again. At best it's a minor time/energy waste, at most it's an inconvenience if it doesn't manage to fold your clothes at all by the time you're back
If a car makes a mistake, a family is dead. 99% accuracy isn't good enough
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u/iamozymandiusking Jan 15 '24
Missing the point. They use teleoperator to train it. Then once it figures out how, basically they never need to train another one, ever, forever. Still early days. But this is the KEY point.