ChrisGPT clarifies $40k "G1 remake" jab wasn't aimed at RoboParty's open-source RP1
ChrisGPT · x · 2026-10-14
After RoboParty teased its fully open-source humanoid RP1, ChrisGPT slammed the previous "open-source" humanoid as a $40,000 Unitree G1 remake — then clarified the comment wasn't about RoboParty, highlighting ongoing debate over pricing and sincerity in open-source humanoids.
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