Sergey Levine on robotics: solve bigger problems, not specialized systems
adityaag · x · 2026-10-24
adityaag highlights a conversation with Sergey Levine of Physical Intelligence arguing that many of AI's biggest advances came from solving many problems together rather than training task-specific systems — and the same principle applies to robotics: make the problem bigger. Full conversation on the spc podcast.
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