BBC profiles Meta's secret robot Muse as Zuckerberg pushes home AI
ExtensionEcho3 · reddit · 2026-11-14
BBC News covers Meta's mysterious home robot project, codenamed Muse, as Zuckerberg pushes for AI robots 'walking around your home'. The video cites a John Hanke interview claiming 'humanoids will be inevitable' and that 'the workplace is a very good training ground in which there's no human intervention' — i.e., training robots on real human workspaces unsupervised. The poster, echoing Ed Zitron, finds the framing unsettling given how slow robotics programming and mapping development actually is.
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