The current interest in robotics follows a pattern we’ve seen before. Eric Danziger has spent years working through those cycles and offers perspective on how things are actually playing out.

Invisible AI CEO Eric Danziger joins Automated to cut through the hype around humanoids, self-driving cars, and AI demos. Drawing from his time in the U.S. Army, Carnegie Mellon’s robotics program, and Silicon Valley startups, Danziger explains why physical AI moves more slowly than software, and why vision, infrastructure, and manufacturing realities matter more than flashy demos. A grounded conversation about what’s possible now, what isn’t, and what it will really take to automate the physical world.

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Eric Danziger on the Reality Gap in Robotics and AI

Automated with Brian Heater

Eric Danziger on the Reality Gap in Robotics and AI