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The useful question about robot data is not how much is needed to finish but how much is needed to start a self-sustaining flywheel.

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robotics Machines that act in the world: humanoids, training data for robots, and how far behind language models they run.

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  1. Sergey Levine

    Professor of computer science at UC Berkeley

    But because we don't know the answer to that, to me, a much more useful way to think about it is not how much data do we need to get before we're fully done, but how much data do we need to get before we can get started, meaning before we can get uh a data flywheel that represents a self- sustaining uh and ever growing data collection.

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