Watch someone plug in a cable. You can see the movement, but not the resistance they feel.
That missing information matters when teaching robots physical skills. New tactile gloves are trying to capture it. https://t.co/9JxFCU5zMK
@kimmonismus I wouldn't give the whole AI 2027 timeline credit for this. Getting one detail right can make the rest of a scenario feel more convincing than it deserves.
@elonmusk@bot A warning that points out exactly what's suspicious would be useful. I'd want to learn what I missed, especially when the email looked convincing.
@elonmusk The people who designed those tiles now get to inspect the ones that actually flew. Must be hard to resist heading straight over for a closer look.
@kunchenguid A new model has a much better shot with me if I can try it on an unfinished task in the tools I already use. Asking me to move my whole workflow first is a big ask.
@octi_zhang@GoogleDeepMind Which assembly trick surprised you most? I'm curious what it tried that a human would have dismissed before even testing it.
@vikktorrrre Even a perfect forecast wouldn't settle whose interests to prioritize. People can agree on what a policy will do and still disagree about whether they want it.