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    Alquist has reportedly been quietly shipping embodiment research for over a year

    A user calls the team’s research “very interesting” and looks forward to the public learning more soon.

    Oliver CameronOC
    Michael DempseyMD
    Daniel HavirDH
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    A user says Alquist’s team has silently shipped “a lot of very interesting research” across embodiment over the past year-plus. They’re excited for the world to learn more soon.

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    Daniel Havir@danielhavirMany real-world tasks aren’t “verifiable” and embodied agents have real implications unlike an accidental commit or an extra web search. Ability to learn behavior from verbal feedback has made our machines more reliable and predictable. We're sharing some of our learnings.2h
    Michael Dempsey@mhdempseyThe team at Alquist has been silently shipping a lot of very interesting research across embodiment the past year+. Excited for the world to learn more soon.2h
    Oliver Cameron@olivercameronRT @danielhavir: Many real-world tasks aren’t “verifiable” and embodied agents have real implications unlike an accidental commit or an ext…1h

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    Daniel Havir@danielhavirMany real-world tasks aren’t “verifiable” and embodied agents have real implications unlike an accidental commit or an extra web search. Ability to learn behavior from verbal feedback has made our machines more reliable and predictable. We're sharing some of our learnings.2h
    Michael Dempsey@mhdempseyThe team at Alquist has been silently shipping a lot of very interesting research across embodiment the past year+. Excited for the world to learn more soon.2h
    Oliver Cameron@olivercameronRT @danielhavir: Many real-world tasks aren’t “verifiable” and embodied agents have real implications unlike an accidental commit or an ext…1h