Yacine calls Asimov's zero-shot sim2real article '100% wrong about everything'
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-13
The Asimov team published an article claiming zero-shot sim2real for their locomotion policy, noting researchers elsewhere report adaptation times from '3-5 hours' to '2 weeks'. YacineMTB quote-posted it bluntly: 'this post is 100% wrong about everything' — without (yet) detailing why, setting up a robotics-circle dispute worth watching.
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