@VraserX: Calling it now: OpenAI shows a serious humanoid robot within the next 3 years. This hiring post feels like the quiet be…
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The author predicts OpenAI will unveil a serious humanoid robot within three years, citing a hiring post as the beginning of a major shift from AI software to physical robotics.
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Calling it now: OpenAI shows a serious humanoid robot within the next 3 years.
This hiring post feels like the quiet beginning of a massive shift.
First ChatGPT learned to think, talk and code.
Next it learns to walk into the physical world.
The robot era is coming way faster https://t.co/26CFFWSwCA
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