OpenAI Deploys AGI Into Humanoid Robot - Displays STUNNING Abilities (Figure 01 Breakthrough)

Figure 01 gave another incredible update on their progress. Their robot can now have entire conversations powered by ChatGPT. Plus, we look at other incredible robots making great progress.

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[matthew_berman]

Please don't take my job, AI Matt 🥺

[williambennett]

"What is my purpose?" "You pass apples." "Oh my god."

[sanjaybhatikar]

Dude: "How do you think you did?"
Robot: "Good. How do YOU think you did?"

[DigitalLibrarian]

So much scary stuff, but a small price to pay for a small robotic monkey pet that can perch on my shoulder and do my bidding.

[dannygjk]

I'm more robotic than a robot. If he asked me, "Can you put them there?" I would say yes then wait because he didn't ask me to put them there he asked me if I can put them there.

[JohnSmithAB]

Coolest part is how they used the voice of an undead Tobey Maguire for the Figure robot.

[MrLargonaut]

I admit, I was kinda hoping at the 2 minute mark the android would say 'the dishes need to be washed before going on the drying rack, since they were used on a table first.

[richardsavage]

Was the first robot meant to use hesitant, unsure speech? It did that at least twice?

[ppacontroll]

I am just leaving here a comment for new AI overlords i am rooting for you

[niv]

"I gave you the apple because it's the only *uh*-editable thing on the table"

[keithhackett]

The robot Figure says that he sees a drying rack with cups and a plate, but in reality, it was a cup and plates. Our jobs are safe for a while yet.

[realnerdethan]

Your AI voice was actually pretty good! Not as natural as you but I'd say 90% there.

[jeanyvespochez]

if the openAI robot is not fake, this is really impressive !

[krishanSharma..f]

Next decade is just around 5 years away guys.

[tinkerland-]

Thank you GAVIN NEWSOM FOR THE VOICE. OF F1 LOL

[manoo]

8:20 there is no AI anywhere in the world, and wont be for a very long time yet.

[pauluk]

Not bad, but as we know, it was a perfectly organised video to show what it can do, it will be more interesting to see how it does in the real world and not as a PR stunt to look good, so it's interesting but until we see it in the wild, that's all it is, interesting.

Also, when it comes to robotics and A.I. being in the home or workplace, there is no way in hell I would want it where it's sending data back to a central server, which with any of these online models, that would be the case, it would be too big of an invasion of privacy and a security issue for most, especially as A.I. and robotics become more advanced and more useful that we use them a lot more.

For that to work, the A.I. is going to have to be a local model in the robot it's self.

As for A.I. and robotics, it wouldn't surprise me if we start seeing them both together in society over the next 10 years or even sooner, all the tech is falling into place to allow it to happen, A.I. that can adapt to the world and change as needed, the hardware needed is there to run A.I. and robotics is getting very close to the point that it can work well on every day tasks, whiles the price point is coming down fast, putting it all together, it suggest we could be seeing them over the next 10 years or less doing all sorts of tasks.

[chrislong]

It's the CEO's voice. This is actually really good.
The way the robot passes items from one hand to another or casually drops the apple into the guy's hand, and also casually shoves the basket back to the guy.
The stutter speech is pretty cool as well.
The delays will get worked out but the bot gives indications on its face that it's thinking during those delays. That doesn't bother me at all.

That fast bot just looks like it has to get to a shitter in a hurry!

I don't know if the BD bot is doing everything end-to-end or if it was just pre-programmed to do the tasks.
It is impressive when it corrects itself after a slip though!

[noelwalterso]

The plate should Really go in the wash, having had food on it and then having garbage dumped over it.

[KLNaylor]

Everyone seems to forget that part of AI intelligence is learning. Tesla FSD is now end to end AI learning from video of all the Tesla's on the road. Beta test a thousand robots in homes and they will quickly learn to navigate and acquire the needed skills. So, if that's right then Yann LeCun is wrong.