Skepticism on Video Prompts and Scaling Laws in Robotics
AvivTamar1 · x · 2026-08-27
Aviv Tamar questions a robotics study, arguing that it is trivial that video prompts contain more information about task success, and questioning how this relates to scaling laws. He also expresses doubt about the claim of collecting 100k hours of teleoperation data.
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