Yeah, but that doesn’t mean the west won’t try to catch up
defrim 7 hours ago||
We're getting closer
krishna180 7 hours ago||
Given the rapid advancements in AI. It is not what we thought it will, what it is, what we didn't wanted it to be, but it is great for being what it is.
xchip 5 hours ago||
Video has too many cuts, similar to kungfu movies where the actor doesn't know how to fight.
SubiculumCode 8 hours ago||
Now they are coming for the plumbers.
lnsru 7 hours ago|
Still waiting for self driving car to bring me one robotic plumber to my construction site.
heaney-555 7 hours ago||
You won't be waiting more than 5-10 years.
xgulfie 7 hours ago||
Level 5 automomy has been "only five years away" for 15 years
heaney-555 7 hours ago||
You're probably thinking of Level 4. No one thought Level 5 was coming before 2050 until a few years ago.
And Level 4 is already here, scaling up, while we're seeing the first real signs of Level 5 (Tesla FSD Supervised).
The progress here is staggering - I'm not sure why you're so cynical!
SubiculumCode 6 hours ago||
For those who live in SF, for example, the progress is obvious. Not speaking for the other person in the thread, but most people have not seen an autonomous car working in real life. Also, many had assumed that freeway driving would happen first (as opposed to complicated city driving), but it turned out that the velocities involved carried too much risk during development.
I agree with you, there has been much more progress than I had expected.
_davide_ 8 hours ago||
What's the point of "releasing it"? It only makes sense in the labs, and what would calling your APIs give "me" as a researcher, other than a baseline to beat? mah
the model is real, but it feels 100% internal
jjice 8 hours ago|
What's the point of not releasing it? Let people play with it and get some experience with it for a price.
lowbloodsugar 6 hours ago||
What does this mean for intrinsic, the moonshot they brought back into the fold in feb?