LLM agent directly controls bimanual robot arms: same model plays Minecraft and writes PyTorch
k7agar · x · 2026-11-10
In a thread on driving physical robot arms with LLMs, k7agar acknowledges the loop is roughly vision in → structured commands out, making arms "just another tool call" — but argues the key difference is true generality: the same model can play Minecraft, write distributed PyTorch code, and control his bimanual arms, handling problems of any shape. Others speculate this cross-domain capability is an emergent effect of training on massive data.
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