Robotics in-context learning sparks debate over definition of gradient updates
NielsRogge · x · 2026-08-20
Niels Rogge critiques a paper claiming success in robotic learning via few-shot gradient steps. He notes that GPT-3's in-context learning occurs without gradient updates, whereas the paper's approach of performing 10 gradient steps on 5 minutes of data implies explicit training, differing from standard definitions.
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