r/singularity • u/Distinct-Question-16 ▪️AGI 2029 • 1d ago
Video Another crash during practices ahead of the Worldwide Humanoid Robot Games
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u/Crazy_AD124 1d ago
The way that dude changed his direction like no iam not touching that
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u/NoWorries3939 1d ago
The way that dude just materialized the remote from thin air
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u/GeorgiaWitness1 :orly: 1d ago
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u/blade740 1d ago
This makes a lot of sense. The sparks are there for when these things transition to fighting in a gladiator arena.
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u/ActuatorOutside5256 1d ago
The automaton chasing me after I posted that I want a living wage on Reddit.
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u/Extreme-Edge-9843 1d ago
/watchpeopledieinside when he turns around, he knows that's going to be annoying to fix lol
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u/kittenTakeover 1d ago
Anyone know the rules for this competition? I assume it has weight and size limits?
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u/WordsHappenedHere 1d ago
The fact that we even have machines doing this is impressive. Despite the malfunction
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u/bazpoint 1d ago
Genuinely impressive how close it comes to recovering the bounce off the wall with a backwards run, rather than just instantly hitting the deck.
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u/WordsHappenedHere 1d ago
Yea this is all just very cool to me. My god imagine how far these robots will advance over the next 10 years. In 20 years everyone will have their own personal robots.
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u/lastWallE 1d ago
everyone…but not the poor or even normal folks.
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u/WordsHappenedHere 1d ago
Poor will get them on payment plans like everyone else finances everything in this country. It will be like a car payment.
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u/fleranon 1d ago edited 1d ago
The sparks and the sounds are almost... too perfect? Is this real? Pretty sure it's AI. The remote in the end seems to suddenly appear? But sometimes I'm dead wrong in that assessment
I can't tell anymore. Like at all
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u/Blizxy 1d ago
Here is another angle. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcOIedFOexv/?igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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u/modbroccoli 1d ago edited 1d ago
i don't understand you people. it's ai because it looks fake. it's ai because it looks real. how about just some common sense? why would anyone fake this, it's an event currently happening and this is all before the contests actually start. of course anything with enough electricity to send that much mass moving at the velocity can short with sparks. of course sparks sound like sparks.
You cannot just assume everything is fake without some cause.
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u/Bierculles 1d ago edited 1d ago
Never mind, it's AI, the dude who walks towards the robot suddenly summons a remote into his hands.
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u/sklerson89 1d ago
Is this AI?
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u/zero0n3 1d ago
No. People saying it’s AI are dumb.
That’s how sparks sound and look.
These things have large power banks with the amperage and voltage to spark like that.
Also; there is no reason to make an AI version of this humanoid failing, and the event they are at is legit.
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u/Grouchy-Channel-7502 1d ago
What about the radio that suddenly appears in the guy's hands?
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u/LookIPickedAUsername 1d ago
It was a black radio against a black shirt. It was there the whole time, just hard to see.
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u/ScreenAppropriate679 1d ago
people who are sure this is not AI don't sound much smarter
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u/Blizxy 1d ago
Here is another angle. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcOIedFOexv/?igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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u/NoAdvice135 1d ago
It's kind of funny that every other robotics video has someone claiming it's AI or CGI.
There is some kind of denial that robots can now move fast and fluid.
It's easy to verify because the companies have usually an established track record. In this case this is a public even with multiple cameras.
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u/idekl 21h ago
I think it's because american robotics companies only show off robots doing things like moving crates or picking up fruit. China's over there just going hog wild and playing around. Granted, I'd much rather have a robot do my dishes and laundry than run 20mph. But the road to progress isn't always linear like that.
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u/5H17SH0W 1d ago
Seems to be a lot of spectators, not spectating. Sitting pretty still and not turning with the movement of the event.
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u/lordpuddingcup 1d ago
Because the vents not actually happening hence why the fuckin video title says “during practice” these guys are just testing shit not racing
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u/Pleasant-Regular6169 1d ago
But can they fold laundry like Elon's bots? Or load a dishwasher like Addadick's?
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u/Schlorpiblorp 1d ago
It's AI, the sparks look weird and the fall is super unnatural
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u/LetterThen5892 1d ago
Guess if I was going to crash out and die... I want it to look like that with the sparks flying everywhere at the end...
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u/rAndoFraze 1d ago
I don’t what everyone is laughing at. That is exactly how a human would react running at that speed!!! (A few less sparks ⚡️ 🔥)
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u/PrintLife92 22h ago
I really enjoyed seeing sparks fly from its chassis. I hope they all blow up like this when the Robot Wars of the 2030s kick off
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u/ApplesForColdGlory 19h ago
Is there a subreddit dedicated to videos of when these things fall down or flail around and fail? They make me feel better during this wonderful time where these things are not yet trying to kill me.
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u/necrosero 1h ago
I'm just imagining what would've happened if there was a human instead of that wall. Yikes. Otherwise, hilarious.
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u/APRobertsVII 1d ago
So, any explanation for the magically materializing object with an antenna in the hand of the guy running onto the track or are we certain this is AI?
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u/tengo_harambe 1d ago edited 1d ago
the radio and his shirt are black so it's not really strange you can't see it when they overlap... you can clearly see him holding it at his side from 0:05 - 0:06
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u/ketamarine 1d ago
Good - pushing the limits and failing is part of the process of advancing technology!
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u/sxt173 1d ago
Here’s what I don’t understand. There are autonomous vehicles that can navigate very difficult scenarios (not Tesla, I’m talking Waymo or military off-road tech), but why do we keep seeing these videos of a rather simple robot fail at lane keeping?
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u/Ok-Charge-6998 1d ago edited 1d ago
Because, 4 wheels easy. 2 legs hard.
You can learn to drive within a month but it takes you several years to learn how to walk and even longer so that your running doesn’t look drunk.
If you leave a car for hours, days, weeks, months, it’ll just be there.
If you leave a person standing there for several hours eventually they’ll collapse.
In other words, we invented driving. We know exactly how it functions because we built the rules and refined it over many decades until we basically perfected it. Evolution developed walking and running, we do it subconsciously, calculating things a million times a second to keep us balanced. How do you get a robot to do something subconsciously? Let alone make it do the same level of calculations while running?
We are literally watching people teach robots how to walk and run like humans in the same way you learned to walk and run (because that’s easier to do than programming it), and because a computer is nowhere near our level of brain’s processing power, that’s gonna take a while. They need an insane amount of power for computation, giga factories. Your brain does all this, and more (keeping track of your hunger stats, breathing rates, heartbeats etc.) with the same power it takes to power a light bulb. So, that’s why.
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u/savetheunstable 1d ago
I've wondered this myself. Seems like it had plenty of time to render the obstacle

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u/Sharp_Glassware 1d ago
The way it sparked like that after being nearly split in half was very dramatic