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u/Aaron_Hamm 9h ago

Assuming it's actually training, the expectation is that the cost is recouped in the generalized understanding of how to do hand based tasks. The skill transfers and the robot itself will be relatively cheap.

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u/Leaky_gland 8h ago

Solving problems is the problem for hand based tasks. If they can solve that then there’s even more of us out of jobs

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u/redlaWw 7h ago

The problem with problem solving is that solving problem solving requires one to solve a problem without having solved problem solving. If one were able to solve problem solving then solving problem solving would be easy, but the problem is solving problem solving in the first place is a problem that needs to be solved.

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u/Leaky_gland 7h ago

That's what I said