Re:Magma: A Foundation Model for Multimodal AI Agents
by Mekoloto on Thursday February 20, 2025 @04:11AM
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Because of adoption and flexibility.
what do you think how long it takes to align all washing machine manufactures to make a 'Robot Washingmashine'? Also if its optimized for robots, you need a robot to use it.
The progress in ML/AI is so fast, we can easily skip this tedious assumption that we have to form our env for robots instead of teaching robots how to interact in our env.
and no a robot doesn't need to be efficient at all. A robot can do things 24/7. If i'm out of the house and a robot needs 4 hours to clean my kitchen and this doesn't cost me a lot besides of a little bit of energy, i could care very little how long it takes as long as it doesn't take too long.
what do you think how long it takes to align all washing machine manufactures to make a 'Robot Washingmashine'? Also if its optimized for robots, you need a robot to use it.
The progress in ML/AI is so fast, we can easily skip this tedious assumption that we have to form our env for robots instead of teaching robots how to interact in our env.
and no a robot doesn't need to be efficient at all. A robot can do things 24/7. If i'm out of the house and a robot needs 4 hours to clean my kitchen and this doesn't cost me a lot besides of a little bit of energy, i could care very little how long it takes as long as it doesn't take too long.