Bold claim: raw sensor input to ChatGPT drives a Unitree bot to build a house
dejavucoder · x · 2026-09-05
A quoted post claims astra is better at robotics than most robotics companies: feeding raw sensor input into ChatGPT can drive a Unitree robot to build a house—50x slower than a human but cheaper. The author wonders why OpenAI is hill-climbing 3D modeling and whether RL environments for robotics are the next frontier, plus what other domains (engineering, biology, chemistry, gaming) 3D modeling could unlock. Unverified claim.
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