this is so cool, the sorting table stuff is not simple, it understood what goes in trash and what doesn't, this is truly groundbreaking and laying the foundation for what will soon become AGI
This breakthrough boils down to basic math-just two robotic arms, and you have an outstanding employee in a restaurant or dishwashing station. It’s a massive industrial revolution in the making. Ironically, prepared food has become cheaper than raw ingredients, thanks to efficient suppliers, streamlined processes, and economies of scale. Life itself is a series of smart economic decisions, one good business move after another, and this new frontier makes that even clearer. Globally, this is revolutionary because the software is open-source, the robotic arm designs are under open patents, and many suppliers are ready to deliver. Overnight, we could see robotic assistants in kitchens everywhere. Imagine an interface like Whisper from OpenAI, where a fast text-based AI guides everything. Integrating this into a robot that can respond to natural language-acting as a Whisper-enabled kitchen assistant-is completely within reach. The right AI model, with multimodal capabilities in text and vision, could seamlessly operate these systems. Whisper could serve as the "voice" interface, while an underlying AI coordinates the rest, turning simple instructions into full-scale automation. Robots asistances dont need and will not be expensive at all, just some more discoverys and thats it a new industrial revolution just like computers are now in every home, next will be robots.
11 months ago, Figure AI impressed by having a robot use a coffee machine. This is way beyond that. Just a couple years and they will be doing any and all tasks. An exciting time to be alive.
⏩ Summary, The World's First Fully Autonomous Robotics System is Here (Physical A.I) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This video dives into the groundbreaking work of Physical Intelligence, a company pioneering the development of a general-purpose robot foundation model called Pi Z. This model is trained on a vast dataset of tasks and can control various robots to perform complex actions like folding laundry, busing tables, and assembling boxes. Key Points: - General-Purpose Robot Foundation Model: Pi Z is designed to be a versatile model capable of controlling different robots to perform a wide range of tasks. - Task Diversity: The model is trained on a diverse dataset, enabling it to handle tasks like folding laundry, busing tables, and assembling boxes. - Autonomous Operation: The robots controlled by Pi Z operate autonomously, without human intervention. - Technical Challenges: Developing such a model requires addressing significant technical challenges, including long-horizon reasoning, planning, and ensuring safety. - Future Potential: The company envisions a future where robots can perform any task, similar to how AI assistants can perform various language-based tasks. Overall, this video highlights a significant advancement in robotics, showcasing the potential of AI to revolutionize physical tasks and bring us closer to a future where robots can seamlessly integrate into our daily lives. - summarised by Gemini
Given that the robots in this video are not tele-operated, if you watch it fold a shirt and are not impressed you aren’t keeping up. Great content once again.
I was recently talking to perplexity about the timeline on when we’d get robot surgeons and how when we get robots safer than humans it’s the most ethical decision to eliminate all human surgeons after that. The crazy part is we have the tech right now to train models to use state of the art machines safely. It’s the non routine stuff that will mess it up. But seeing general intelligence, generally reasoning models coming out gives me hope I can become a cyborg in the next decade or 2. Really the biggest obstacle is our governments and general medical regulations won’t let robots do surgery because it’s untested still. Nobody wants to be the one who kills somebody via robot surgery lol
This is genuinely impressive. And with the information surely to be shared amongst the robot teams around the world soon we'll see it become a function of Atlas that has great movement intelligence. Ray Kurzweil was 💯% correct. I am glad i read his books. They have prepared me somewhat for this transition.
Some of those examples are at 10x speed. That’s far too slow. It sure is heading in a very interesting direction though. Specially once they are faster.
It's largely about scratching where the market is itching. There's a lot of systems for the industrial setting. There is next to nothing for the home. And there's hundreds of thousands of factories--but billions of homes.
I disagree that mundane observations of the general public represent something outpacing that humans do that current models can't. The lowest common dominator metric of general intelligence has left a gap in intelligence qutionent testing that only serves to reinforce narritive driven testing. I am not concerned with narratives. To borrow from one of your examples, chess AI has far eclipsed human levels of achievement. But chess as a strictly human endevor does not support the idea that IQ test capture the full breadth of human cognitive capability. Imo that is bc the general quatient metric of IQ is very biased in definition. Take a person like GM hikaru, who readily admits he performs only within a median range of a normal distribution IQ...but he takes a human bench mark chimp test...and he is in the top percentile of humans that can perform a cogntive task approaching chimp efficiency. I am so disgusted with the metrics of measument being applied to situate how revolutionary are the advances in machine learning. Frankly I find it to be pathetic cope that agi seems to be seeking a "jack of all trades master of none" rather than a clear potential to master all trades, and sadly put all the jacks in an uncomfortable place if they value only test scores with respect to intelligence.
I guess there is a case to be made that current models are still niave about things the adult general human public are aware of. But that seems like short sighted cope imo
Ironically, this whole channel proves over and over why we are heading for a massive AI crash, those tech companies are going to learn the hard way how cheap and reliable humans can be
We can barely get parts and service for ESSENTIAL machines in our own homes like a dishwasher and fridge, can you imagine the cost upkeep to maintain those NASA-level rovers, full of cameras, batteries, sensors, lasers?
Robots will continue to get cheaper and more reliable over time. Humans will not. This comment reveals how the average person will be caught completely off guard when they are eventually replaced.
You just need a robot to cost less per year then a human.... once you get a robot that lasts 1 year of hard work for let's say 20k your statement is thrown out the door. Keep the same AI which has been improving itself, upload to a new body, keep going. No sick days, holidays, vacations....
This is why I don't fold my laundry, because it's an insanely complicated feat of physical intelligence. Men just don't have that kind of intelligence, and we are grateful that women do, because they are the only ones capable of completing these sorts of tasks (until the robots improve).
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Fast forward 10 years. Can you imagine what its gonna be like? Scary and very exciting
this is so cool, the sorting table stuff is not simple, it understood what goes in trash and what doesn't, this is truly groundbreaking and laying the foundation for what will soon become AGI
This breakthrough boils down to basic math-just two robotic arms, and you have an outstanding employee in a restaurant or dishwashing station. It’s a massive industrial revolution in the making. Ironically, prepared food has become cheaper than raw ingredients, thanks to efficient suppliers, streamlined processes, and economies of scale. Life itself is a series of smart economic decisions, one good business move after another, and this new frontier makes that even clearer.
Globally, this is revolutionary because the software is open-source, the robotic arm designs are under open patents, and many suppliers are ready to deliver. Overnight, we could see robotic assistants in kitchens everywhere. Imagine an interface like Whisper from OpenAI, where a fast text-based AI guides everything. Integrating this into a robot that can respond to natural language-acting as a Whisper-enabled kitchen assistant-is completely within reach. The right AI model, with multimodal capabilities in text and vision, could seamlessly operate these systems. Whisper could serve as the "voice" interface, while an underlying AI coordinates the rest, turning simple instructions into full-scale automation.
Robots asistances dont need and will not be expensive at all, just some more discoverys and thats it a new industrial revolution just like computers are now in every home, next will be robots.
love love love it! watching that makes me so happy. we are heading for a great future! love the name too. go physical intelligence!❤
11 months ago, Figure AI impressed by having a robot use a coffee machine. This is way beyond that. Just a couple years and they will be doing any and all tasks. An exciting time to be alive.
Ha! That folding would not have satisfied my mum. That being said, it will not be long until it would satisfy the harshest drill sergeant.
⏩ Summary,
The World's First Fully Autonomous Robotics System is Here (Physical A.I)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This video dives into the groundbreaking work of Physical Intelligence, a company pioneering the development of a general-purpose robot foundation model called Pi Z. This model is trained on a vast dataset of tasks and can control various robots to perform complex actions like folding laundry, busing tables, and assembling boxes.
Key Points:
- General-Purpose Robot Foundation Model: Pi Z is designed to be a versatile model capable of controlling different robots to perform a wide range of tasks.
- Task Diversity: The model is trained on a diverse dataset, enabling it to handle tasks like folding laundry, busing tables, and assembling boxes.
- Autonomous Operation: The robots controlled by Pi Z operate autonomously, without human intervention.
- Technical Challenges: Developing such a model requires addressing significant technical challenges, including long-horizon reasoning, planning, and ensuring safety.
- Future Potential: The company envisions a future where robots can perform any task, similar to how AI assistants can perform various language-based tasks.
Overall, this video highlights a significant advancement in robotics, showcasing the potential of AI to revolutionize physical tasks and bring us closer to a future where robots can seamlessly integrate into our daily lives.
- summarised by Gemini
Thank you whoever did this robot
Given that the robots in this video are not tele-operated, if you watch it fold a shirt and are not impressed you aren’t keeping up. Great content once again.
you really blasting videoes now
The age of intelligence
Do you want a robot that can run up stairs and backflip, 🤷🏼♂️
Or do you want a robot that can do all of your laundry and
Clean your kitchen 😄👍🏼
imagine if it could use 10 fingers
😩🥴😩🥴😩🥴😩🥴😩
TWSS
@@pvanukoff touché
That will make it harder to build
I'm going to imagine that later tonight 💦
I was recently talking to perplexity about the timeline on when we’d get robot surgeons and how when we get robots safer than humans it’s the most ethical decision to eliminate all human surgeons after that.
The crazy part is we have the tech right now to train models to use state of the art machines safely. It’s the non routine stuff that will mess it up. But seeing general intelligence, generally reasoning models coming out gives me hope I can become a cyborg in the next decade or 2.
Really the biggest obstacle is our governments and general medical regulations won’t let robots do surgery because it’s untested still. Nobody wants to be the one who kills somebody via robot surgery lol
This is genuinely impressive. And with the information surely to be shared amongst the robot teams around the world soon we'll see it become a function of Atlas that has great movement intelligence. Ray Kurzweil was 💯% correct. I am glad i read his books. They have prepared me somewhat for this transition.
00:22 love that car
And if you leave your car keys on the table... the robot will throw them away with the garbage.
Bahahahahahahahahaaa its actually folding laundry XD ouh the iron-y is on a whole new level
I'm pretty sure it is just the drying machine system that has to be improved to pull out clothes already wrapped.
Omg i want one that does the cooking too!
Some of those examples are at 10x speed. That’s far too slow. It sure is heading in a very interesting direction though. Specially once they are faster.
I'll fold my own laundry, thanks.
“Hard to fold, even for *some people*” 😂
omg let's go i love it ❤❤❤❤❤
I know they want to sell it for domestic work but they are going to make more money selling it to industrial and commercial customers.
It's largely about scratching where the market is itching. There's a lot of systems for the industrial setting. There is next to nothing for the home. And there's hundreds of thousands of factories--but billions of homes.
Is this an AI that I can play with? Is it open source?
Very inconsistent audio volume
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Suuuuuuuuuuuuureeeeeeeeeeee
I disagree that mundane observations of the general public represent something outpacing that humans do that current models can't.
The lowest common dominator metric of general intelligence has left a gap in intelligence qutionent testing that only serves to reinforce narritive driven testing.
I am not concerned with narratives.
To borrow from one of your examples, chess AI has far eclipsed human levels of achievement.
But chess as a strictly human endevor does not support the idea that IQ test capture the full breadth of human cognitive capability.
Imo that is bc the general quatient metric of IQ is very biased in definition.
Take a person like GM hikaru, who readily admits he performs only within a median range of a normal distribution IQ...but he takes a human bench mark chimp test...and he is in the top percentile of humans that can perform a cogntive task approaching chimp efficiency.
I am so disgusted with the metrics of measument being applied to situate how revolutionary are the advances in machine learning.
Frankly I find it to be pathetic cope that agi seems to be seeking a "jack of all trades master of none" rather than a clear potential to master all trades, and sadly put all the jacks in an uncomfortable place if they value only test scores with respect to intelligence.
I guess there is a case to be made that current models are still niave about things the adult general human public are aware of.
But that seems like short sighted cope imo
Shrek! I missed you!
Ironically, this whole channel proves over and over why we are heading for a massive AI crash, those tech companies are going to learn the hard way how cheap and reliable humans can be
We can barely get parts and service for ESSENTIAL machines in our own homes like a dishwasher and fridge, can you imagine the cost upkeep to maintain those NASA-level rovers, full of cameras, batteries, sensors, lasers?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're not seeing all the factors involved. You dont need to be excited about AI. just be prepared
Robots will continue to get cheaper and more reliable over time. Humans will not. This comment reveals how the average person will be caught completely off guard when they are eventually replaced.
You just need a robot to cost less per year then a human.... once you get a robot that lasts 1 year of hard work for let's say 20k your statement is thrown out the door. Keep the same AI which has been improving itself, upload to a new body, keep going. No sick days, holidays, vacations....
This is why I don't fold my laundry, because it's an insanely complicated feat of physical intelligence. Men just don't have that kind of intelligence, and we are grateful that women do, because they are the only ones capable of completing these sorts of tasks (until the robots improve).
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