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    A prediction for open-source robotics intelligence: 95% of everyday human tasks by the end of 2027

    A post argues that everyday task intelligence won't give robotics companies a defensible competitive advantage, predicting that defensible value will lie elsewhere.

    EmadEM
    Misha DenilMD
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    A post predicts that generalized, open-source robotics intelligence will be able to do 95% of everyday human tasks by the end of 2027, with rapid learning on local devices. The author argues that everyday task intelligence won't be a defensible competitive advantage for any robotics company, and that defensible value will lie elsewhere.

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    Emad@EMostaqueI think you will have generalised robotics intelligence open source that can do 95% of everyday human tasks with rapid learning on the edge by end of next year I don’t think everyday task intelligence is a moat for any robotics company Defensible value will go elsewhere20d
    Misha Denil@notmisha@EMostaque Agree that learning on the edge is the way. No chance we pre-train all of human labor into a model pre-deployment.19d

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    Emad@EMostaqueI think you will have generalised robotics intelligence open source that can do 95% of everyday human tasks with rapid learning on the edge by end of next year I don’t think everyday task intelligence is a moat for any robotics company Defensible value will go elsewhere20d
    Misha Denil@notmisha@EMostaque Agree that learning on the edge is the way. No chance we pre-train all of human labor into a model pre-deployment.19d