@aelluswamy: For those who don’t know, these robot moves are essentially remote controlled. The robot rather blindly performs those …
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The tweet explains that robot movements are often remote-controlled and argues that AI safety for physical robots is more critical than for large language models.
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For those who don’t know, these robot moves are essentially remote controlled. The robot rather blindly performs those while maintaining balance and such.
AI safety for physical robots makes the current crop of AI safety for large models look like child’s play. Extremely important to get it right.
CIX 🦾 (@cixliv): This video is dedicated to the AI safety kids
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