Sergey Levine

But again, the end goal of this is not to fold a nice t-shirt.

The end goal is to just confirm our initial hypothesis that the basics are kind of solid.

But from there, there are a number of really major challenges.

And I think that sometimes when results get abstracted to the level of a three-minute video, someone can look at this video and it's like, oh, that's cool.

That's what they're doing.

But it's not like it's a very simple and basic version of what I think is to come.

Like what you really want from a robot is not to tell it like, hey, please fold my T-shirt.

What you want from a robot is to tell it like, hey, robot, like.

You're now doing all sorts of home tasks for me.

I like to have dinner made at 6 p.m.

I wake up and go to work at 7 a.m.

I'd like, you know, I like to do my laundry on Saturday.

So make sure that's ready.

This and this and this.

And by the way, check in with me like every Monday to see like, you know, what I want you to pick up when you do the shopping.

Right.

Like that's the prompt.

And then the robot should go and do this for like, you know, six months, a year.

Like that's the duration of the task.

So it's...