Teaching a robot a sport takes more than showing it a highlight reel. Every move must…
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Teaching a robot a sport takes more than showing it a highlight reel. Every move must hold up in physics simulation. 🦾 Robo Olympics, a fun exploratory project by Tae Kim, VP of Engineering for @nvidiaomniverse, explores how frontier intelligence can make physical AI development accessible to everyone. He built the project using Codex with @OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra model, providing natural-language instructions.
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