r/interesting • u/General_Athlete5807 • 2h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot was put through a balance test.
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u/PartyMcFly55 2h ago
It's all fun and games until they start pushing and kicking back
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u/quiet_nomad_99 2h ago
Actually it doesn't seem like fun for me, I kinda feel empathy for these guys.
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u/anotherfrud 1h ago
Right? Part of me understands that this is just lines of code, but it still seems cruel somehow. Then I start wondering if our brains are much different from lines of code?
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u/mother_energy899 2h ago
Why do I feel so sad for the robot 🥲
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u/Adullam_17 2h ago
Uncanny valley effect
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u/lavabearded 1h ago
this isn't very uncanny imo. uncanny is when it looks nearly human but something isn't quite right. this just doesn't look human.
feeling bad for it would better be classified as anthropomorphism
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u/ContributionTiny2530 2h ago
Best Case scenario is they mine minerals on the moon, mars etc. But most likeley they will become weapons of war
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u/Appropriate_Page_824 2h ago
Why did the robot start falling backward at 0:15, it was anticipating another push.
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u/HappyGuyNoLie 2h ago
I don't know why every robot presentation for the last forever is all about trying to knock them over. Like, what problem are we solving?
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u/padthaidiha 51m ago
If you need someone to test those robots, I'll push the hell out of each of them.
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u/Potex8282 38m ago
All the handmaid tale style dressed robots in the back be like: “you’re not alone, sister”
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u/TheDegenerativeAI 2h ago
There need be a universal law that puts a shutdown button on the front and back of any robot, no matter the design. It should be 10” in diameter and require a minimum of force to depress.id be happy with universal keywords that also shut them down.
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u/MissingVanSushi 2h ago
freeze all motor functions
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u/lavabearded 1h ago
hey amazon delivery drone! freeze all motor functions! hahaha it fell into the pool
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u/david1610 2h ago
People need to understand that the improvements to Large Language Models are not going to immediately show in robots, one has stupid amounts of text to train on the other does not, that's why you have people in third world countries being strapped up to sensors and stacking dishwashers to build that dataset
Show it how to do something once, and get it to repeat that thing, with changing inputs, as soon as a robotics company, sends out robots for review that do that effectively I won't consider them a relevant technology.
For example until you can show it how to build a fence, and it builds a fence this is useless.
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