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Axis ran an experiment.
Teach a robot to place tofu on a plate using human corrections.
660 people jumped in to fix the robot when it messed up.
The obvious assumption is more corrections means a better robot.
That turned out to be wrong. Most of that data was junk.
People pause, hesitate, or overcorrect, and none of that is worth teaching a robot to copy.
So @axisrobotics built a filter. Did the fix actually work when replayed. That dropped 660 down to 496.
Was the robot really stuck and still stuck the moment the human stepped in. That dropped it to 416.
Then they stripped everything down to just the short snippet, less than a second, that flips failure into success, then let the robot finish the rest on its own. That left 161 out of the original 660.
Here is why this is important. Training on the full human correction traces made the robot worse, dropping 16 successes.
Training on just those 161 verified short snippets made it dramatically better, adding 40 successes and it kept improving as more verified snippets were added.
So the lesson is not more human help is better.
It is that a tiny, precise fix at the exact failure point teaches more than a human doing the whole recovery for the robot.
Post training correction works like surgery, not like replaying the entire demo.
Does this change how you think about what actually counts as good training data?