Varun Mayya
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Can robots be our maids now?

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January 25, 2024

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A very important clarification: the impressive cooking skills are remotely controlled by HUMANs. ALOHA is NOT independently autonomous. Think of ALOHA as a well-made sports car hardware. The superb racing skill is displayed by a human behind the wheel, not a self-driving AI.

There's a bit of imitation learning in the paper, but it is nowhere close to generalization to arbitrary kitchens, objects, cooking recipes, or language commands. We are still far, far away from having a fully autonomous robot chef or maid.

I am excited by the new research, but we need to tell the real progress from the media hype. ~ Jim Fan From NVIDIA

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HUMANs ALOHAAI There'sJim Fan From NVIDIA

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