Skild vs GEN: Both Call It In-Context Learning, Very Different Paths
gan_chuang · x · 2026-08-28
An article compares two robotics 'in-context learning' approaches. Adding a new task to a robot today typically means teleoperating it dozens—or thousands—of times to record successful demos; Skild and GEN both brand themselves as in-context learning but take meaningfully different technical paths toward task generalization with less real-robot data.
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