Unitree’s Founder Says AI Will ‘Undoubtedly Surpass Humans’
4 Articles
4 Articles
Unitree’s founder says AI will ‘undoubtedly surpass humans’
Unitree Robotics is building a system that lets its humanoid robots improve themselves, founder Wang Xingxing said on Thursday. He calls it Unitree Rehearsal. He named it the company’s most important project of the year, Minxiao Chang reported for the South China Morning Post. Wang spoke at a physical AI conference that Unitree hosted in […] This story continues at The Next Web
Unitree developing AI system to let humanoid robots improve themselves
Unitree Robotics is developing a “self-evolving” feedback loop designed to allow humanoid robots to write code, run simulations and improve their real-world performance independently, founder Wang Xingxing said, in a move that mirrors a broader push towards “self-improving” artificial intelligence. Speaking on Thursday at a physical AI conference hosted by Unitree in Hangzhou, Wang unveiled the project, dubbed “Unitree Rehearsal”, which he calle…
Unitree develops a system that seeks for its humanoids to investigate, schedule and test improvements before testing them on real machines. Its founder hopes that robots will complete 80% of the tasks ordered by voice as soon as 2028, although the company still faces security, production and adoption challenges.
Unitree Develops Autonomous Feedback Loop For Humanoid Robots
Unitree Robotics is developing a self-evolving feedback loop designed to allow humanoid robots to write code, run simulations, and improve their performance independently. Founder Wang Xingxing unveiled the project, dubbed Unitree Rehearsal. The system shifts development away from labour-intensive manual programming towards a continuous and autonomous feedback loop. Artificial intelligence will search research papers, write code, test it in simu…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
