One-arm VR intervention during bimanual DAgger feels like an AI brain chip
neurosp1ke · x · 2026-09-28
A researcher describes bimanual DAgger rollouts in VR: intervening with just one arm while the AI keeps controlling the other works uncannily well. The sensation, they say, feels like having an AI brain chip controlling parts of your body.
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