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Pieter Abbeel

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  1. “Let's say we just set up stationary, a nice robot arm, let's say, you know, a standard industrial arm and it can wash the ball come and then swing the racket. A good question. I'm not sure it would be. Super hard to do. I mean, I'm sure it would require a lot if we do it with reinforcement learning, it would require a lot of trial and error. It's not going to swing it right the first time around Yeah, I don't see why I couldn't”

    2018-12-16 · Lex Fridman Podcast · Pieter Abbeel: Deep Reinforcement Learning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  2. “If we can build a machine, it's a whole different question, of course. If you can say, okay, this robot can be on wheels, it can move around on wheels and can be designed differently, then I think... That can be done sooner, probably than a full humanoid type of setup”

    2018-12-16 · Lex Fridman Podcast · Pieter Abbeel: Deep Reinforcement Learning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  3. “With the sliding, yeah. Oh, they're playing. I'm not sure what's harder grass or clay. The clay involves sliding, which might be harder to master, actually. Yeah.”

    2018-12-16 · Lex Fridman Podcast · Pieter Abbeel: Deep Reinforcement Learning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  4. “Do you think that's a hardware problem? I don't think it's a hardware problem only. I think it's a hardware and a software problem. I think it's both. And I think they'll have independent progress. So I'd say the hardware maybe in 10, 15 years.”

    2018-12-16 · Lex Fridman Podcast · Pieter Abbeel: Deep Reinforcement Learning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  5. “Well, first, if you could make it happen for me to meet Roger, let me know. In terms of getting a robot to beat him at tennis, it's kind of an interesting question because For a lot of the challenges we think about in AI, the software is really the missing piece. But for something like this, the hardware is nowhere near either to really have a robot that can physically run around the Boston Dynamics robots are starting to get there, but still not really human level ability to run around and then swing a racket.”

    2018-12-16 · Lex Fridman Podcast · Pieter Abbeel: Deep Reinforcement Learning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source