Robot physically executes a Fibonacci script, researcher suggests RL fine-tuning
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-09-09
A viral demo: an AI assistant is asked to write a Python script for the Fibonacci sequence 'physically' — and a robot actually carries out the task in the real world. Roboticist Chris Paxton notes it's not physically valid yet and execution is rough, but the trajectory could serve as a reference for reinforcement learning.
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