Two scaling laws collide in robotics: exploding data collection meets self-improving AI
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-07
Robert Scoble argues two scaling laws are colliding in robotics: data collected and simulated is surging, while AI keeps self-improving. A warehouse-robotics exec agreed, saying more robots means more data, driving more capable and general robots — with footage from a new warehouse stuffed with robots.
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