Brett Adcock

There is a path to go build a business doing that.

But the biggest business in the world is if you solve general purpose robotics, where just through speech and talking to the robot, it'd feel like you had a human in a body suit.

that can understand you, nod, go off and do things now after your task.

That's the problem we want to solve at Figure.

That's a large scale, it's like an AI lab problem at this point.

We talk a lot about how we're trying to give AI a body here at Figure.

And so we have this embodiment.

We need to put really sophisticated AI into it to be able to command it.

And that's the biggest problem we're trying to solve.

If you're with me in the office every day, I am working that down with no sleep basically as hard as I possibly can.

And it's a very, very difficult problem.

At this point, it's largely constrained by getting the appropriate data into the network.

I think if we could snap our fingers and get a pile of data that we really needed into Helix stack, I think we would solve general robotics right now.

I mean, there's a lot of stuff going on with China and manufacturing and a few other things, but I think...

You know, I think maybe to summarize, I think where we're at is, I think if I had to like, if I was like watching this and I wasn't following the story, I think the one thing I would like to convey that, you know, is like, we are so close to like making this happen now.

And it's only until, you know, people can come online and like watch our stuff we put out, you know,

but when people come to the office and experience it and see the robots and you can talk to them and some of the stuff you're doing here today, it's just like a full like emotional experience that is like really hard to convey.

It just feels like we're living here.

Yeah, just like, well, it's like, it's crazy it works, it's crazy it's working, but we're like, we're now in the, we now have like line of sight to make this happen.

And which is exciting in my perspective, super exciting.