In this episode of Unsupervised Learning, Jacob Effron interviews Karol Hausman, CEO and co-founder, and Danny Driess, a key researcher at Physical Intelligence, an AI robotics company. They discuss the evolution of AI robotics over the last 15 years, highlighting the shift from coding robots to learn tasks from experience, and the impact of transformer-based models. They share key moments, such as the RD2 experiment, that signaled breakthroughs in the field. The conversation covers the current state of robotics, focusing on capability, generalization, and performance, and addresses challenges like achieving human-level robustness. They also discuss the role of hardware, the comparison to self-driving cars, the importance of data collection, and future research directions, including generative video models and scaling laws. The episode concludes with quickfire questions about AI hype and predictions for the future of robotics in homes.
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