>>12769397This. Getting robots used to physical surroundings has proved to be significantly more difficult than manipulating data already in digital format with GPT-3 already starting to encroach on english-lanuage based jobs. Unlike the physical world, there's billions more data points which can be tested repeatedly in an instant to train sophisticated algorithms. For training a walking robot, you have to contend with the fact that falling and getting back up takes at least a second or so to do and training millions or billions of iterations is a significant investment. One interesting area is automated driving as the only thing being processed is the imagery as the mechanics of moving are greatly simplified thanks to roads.
