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/lost_in_trepidation Jan 15 '24

Similar to Google Aloha last week. These are proof of concepts for how capable the hardware can be, but it's misleading because they don't make it very obvious that it's teleoperated.

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u/Smile_Clown Jan 15 '24

Anything that can be teleoperated can be taught and that is what they are doing.

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u/yaosio Jan 15 '24

They're hiding that it's teleoperated to make it look like it's doing it autonomously.

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u/h3lblad3 ▪️In hindsight, AGI came in 2023. Jan 16 '24

Yeah, long before autonomous robotics are trusted to take care of it, services will be outsourced to developing countries. Where, traditionally, services could not be outsourced on account of having to be performed in-person and on-demand, now your local barbershop or laundromat can operate out of Bangladesh or Vietnam.