Large models are changing assumptions about how intelligence for robotics will work
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Large models are transforming robotic intelligence by enabling real-world physical learning through simulation code generated from human demonstrations, as seen in Gemini 4 Argon's success on a humanoid robot.
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- Chris Paxton — X RoboticsLarge models are changing assumptions about how intelligence for robotics will work
Chris Paxton discusses how large models are transforming the approach to robotic intelligence, with Gemini 4 Argon enabling real-world physical learning by autonomously generating simulation code from human demonstrations, leading to successful real-world performance on a humanoid robot.
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