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The divide between brain-only and full-stack physical AI

A post contrasts building the AI “brain” and leaving robotic hardware to others with a full-stack approach.

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A post describes a split in physical AI: some believe teams can build the “brain” and leave robotic hardware to others, while others believe the winners will take a full-stack approach. The writer speculates that one full-stack proponent’s view may reflect his group’s Kiva experience.

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@danprimackDefinitely a fissure when it comes to physical AI. Some believe you can just build the "brain" and let others do the robotic hardware. Some like Ajay -- perhaps from his group's Kiva experience -- believe the winners will be full-stack.
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    @danprimackDefinitely a fissure when it comes to physical AI. Some believe you can just build the "brain" and let others do the robotic hardware. Some like Ajay -- perhaps from his group's Kiva experience -- believe the winners will be full-stack.
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