Agreed. Only 20% of the people I follow (24,000 mostly in AI) have even opened an account and only about 20% of them have even posted yet. It isn't even close to as interesting. Plus you can't do long posts (how are we supposed to discuss AI with such a limitation?) Nor can you
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Robotic Precision: Throwing Accuracy Challenge for Humanoid Systems
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Also, how will we get a hand and arm to throw a football accurately to a human 20 yards away running at full speed away from the robot?
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Robot Autonomy: How Humanoids Learn to Recognize and React
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That sounds like an amazing class. How will robots get to the point where they can figure out what to do on their own? When I visited the @1x_tech humanoid robot company they spilled some coffee on the table and then had to ask the robot to clean it up. How will it recognize
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Future of Consciousness: A Conversation Awaits
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And would love to have that conversation about the future of consciousness!
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Monitoring 700+ Neuroscientists in AI Development
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It is why I am watching the neuroscientists so closely, and have a list of 700+ here:
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Brain-Computer Interfaces: The Future of Human-Machine Interaction
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This was the most interesting space I have been a part of and I have been on more than 1,000. Brain/computer interfaces are so interesting.
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Robotaxi expansion requires detailed mapping of Palo Alto
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Makes sense they would want to do extra mapping of Palo Alto before bringing Robotaxi there.
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AI-Powered Robots and Glasses for Furniture Assembly
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Your robot will be able to put together @IKEA furniture thanks to this work.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 20 novembre 2024
Or, you will, with an AI-driven pair of glasses on. https://t.co/GAV90y1G18Your robot will be able to put together @IKEA furniture thanks to this work. Or, you will, with an AI-driven pair of glasses on.
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Historic First: President Witnesses Technological Breakthrough
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It is amazing that this is the first President to see one of these live. https://t.co/oFNBwJItJn
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 19 novembre 2024It is amazing that this is the first President to see one of these live.
