Humanoid robots are actively training
These images show one of China’s massive training labs, but things have already moved far beyond setups like this just using video.
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 7 hours ago
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Anthropic says Claude has functional emotions that can influence its behavior. In an experiment involving an impossible programming task, desperation led the bot to cheat.
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 24 hours ago
Years ago my Apple2 compatible DRAM board went brrr. I hand crafted a SRAM one as replacement
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previously I shown an Apple 2 compatible made about 2020/1. however, 1 year and half of using it some AliExpress DRAM chips inside went brr (i bought them old). I designed this A2 with a slot for the memory matrix board (because i ran out space on the A4 copper board)
i decided to replace the DRAM matrix by a single SRAM chip. so this modernized a bit the Apple2 and spanned its lifetime.
instead of using eda software, this time i decided to challenge me and use bakelite-drilled-boards and hard wire the chips given the connections were simpler. the final result with some isolation paint snd hot glue it looks like... a louvre museum piece of art . but it worked
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 1 day ago
ASIMOV team shares their first DIY assembly video featuring a leg and pelvis, as it moves toward its goal of a full opensource humanoid robot by this year
https://youtu.be/ejEOhSFEbgE?is=9b6jnQy2JunltQoL
a probably ~$15K for now ..
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 1 day ago
OpenAI president on AGI: • "I'd say I'm basically like 70, 80% there. So I think we're quite close." • "I think it's extremely clear that we are going to have AGI within the next couple years."
Greg Brockman was asked if he agrees with NVIDIA's CEO that AGI is already here.
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 1 day ago
Figure AI CEO shared that in March they reached a milestone, manufacturing more robots than ever before
https://x.com/adcock\_brett/status/2039350776825532869?s=20
March marked a milestone: more robots manufactured than in our whole history to date.
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 2 days ago
Oracle with about 162K employees, is laying off thousands of workers again to cut costs amid its push into AI
employees are receiving letters
"After careful consideration of Oracle's current business needs, we have made the decision to eliminate your role as a part of a broader organizational change," the email reviewed by the outlet said. "As a result, today is your last working day."
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 3 days ago
Agibot just announced they produced 10,000 humanoid robots - actually, 5,000 just in the last 3 months
Called it progress... images from Barcelona
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 6 days ago
Reflex robotics places their humanoid robot into a pizzeria, other places
having this elevated torso it can l easly reach various heights
u/Distinct-Question-16 — 8 days ago