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Robots might be in your future
Humanoid robots will soon be common, says Brett Adcock, founder of robot company Figure AI.
In time, "the humanoid robot will be the ultimate deployment vector for AGI," Adcock said.
Investors are backing the space, with $6.1 billion in VC dollars going to robotics in 2024.
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Robots might be in your future
Humanoid robots will soon be common, says Brett Adcock, founder of robot company Figure AI.
In time, "the humanoid robot will be the ultimate deployment vector for AGI," Adcock said.
Investors are backing the space, with $6.1 billion in VC dollars going to robotics in 2024.
AI Robots are about to be Released
"The home is like single-digit years away" from being a place where humanoid robots can do "useful work," he said this week on Around the Prompt, a tech podcast.
That is, first and foremost, thanks to advances in hardware, which have become significantly more reliable in the past decade. "You can't get this done on like mediocre hardware," Adcock said.
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