Sergey Levine: robotics is repeating LLMs' shift from fine-tuning to plain-language prompting
adityaag · x · 2026-10-23
Physical Intelligence co-founder Sergey Levine argues robotics is going through the same shift LLMs did: from fine-tuning, to prompting, to simply telling the model what you want. In a South Park Commons conversation, he explains how π0.7 learns new skills from plain-language coaching.
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