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At the World Humanoid Robot Games, training a humanoid robot to perform a specific task with a high success rate can take three to four weeks, while a six-year-old child might learn the same task in just half an hour. Gao Yang, co-founder and chief scientist of Spirit AI, explains why the training gap remains so large today and how rapidly it could shrink.
Watch the full episode of THE HYPE: Humanoids – From body to everyday life for more conversations on humanoid robots and the future of embodied AI.
At the World Humanoid Robot Games, training a humanoid robot to perform a specific task with a high success rate can take three to four weeks, while a six-year-old child might learn the same task in just half an hour. Gao Yang, co-founder and chief scientist of Spirit AI, explains why the training gap remains so large today and how rapidly it could shrink.
Watch the full episode of THE HYPE: Humanoids – From body to everyday life for more conversations on humanoid robots and the future of embodied AI.