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Robotics firms reportedly expand real-world data collection to train physical AI

TU News, citing the Financial Times, reports firms are building robot gyms and recording everyday tasks for training data.

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TU News, citing the Financial Times, reports that developers are collecting footage in robot gyms, homes and workplaces to train physical AI, which cannot rely on web-based datasets the way language models can. TU News says Figure has about 44,000 active users recording tasks and plans to spend more than $1 billion over 12 months on training-data services and computing power. Researchers remain unsure whether simply gathering more data will improve performance.

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TU NewsRobotics companies ramp up data collection as training bottleneck slows physical AI1d
Financial TimesInside the ‘robot gyms’ training machines for the real world1d
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