The A.I. DailyBrett Adcock @adcock_brett
Our humanoid robots are learning from the largest installed dataset in the world: humans operating in the real world Index stats from this week: → 53 minutes of real-world data uploaded every second → 2.4M video uploads this week alone → 115,000 weekly active users This is the unfair advantage of humanoids: they can learn directly from humans, with high transfer to the robot No other robot form factor can do this at the same scale This is the data flywheel powering Helix [引用 @itsolelehmann]: I always thought humanoid robots look like us because the world is built for humans (doors, stairs, kitchen counters etc) but figure's new release shows another reason, and i think it's the bigger one: > until now, teaching a robot a chore meant collecting data on that exact robot in that exact room, which is slow and expensive and only ever taught it that one thing > figure built an app where…
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