Herbie Bradley: frontier intelligence may matter less for robotics market dynamics
herbiebradley · x · 2026-11-05
herbiebradley draws a market implication from the discussion: since few physical jobs require exceptional physical ability, having frontier-level intelligence is likely less important for robotics. He still notes Moravec's paradox-style challenges remain, as machine dexterity has been much harder to achieve than machine intelligence in high-g domains.
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