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  1. MIT Tech Review

    AI breakthroughs in robotics won't change your life in the short term

    An article from MIT Tech Review in collaboration with Aventine points out that although Musk claims Tesla Optimus will in the future be able to automate almost all human labor at as low as $20,000 per unit, and predicts it will go on sale to the public by the end of 2027, many robotics researchers are skeptical. Yann LeCun said at Davos that all companies making humanoid robots have no idea how to make robots smart enough to be useful. Google DeepMind tested Gemini Robotics with ALOHA 2, which can already complete multi-step tasks such as packing a lunch box, but researchers believe that language and image intelligence struggle to cope with the infinite variability of the physical world.

    An article from MIT Tech Review in collaboration with Aventine points out that although Musk claims Tesla Optimus will in the future be able to automate almost all human labor at as low as $20,000 per unit, and predicts it will go on sale to the public by the end of 2027, many robotics researchers are skeptical. Yann LeCun said at Davos that all companies making humanoid robots have no idea how to make robots smart enough to be useful. Google DeepMind tested Gemini Robotics with ALOHA 2, which c

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