WHY TODAY'S HUMANOIDS WON'T LEARN DEXTERITY

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Current projects developing humanoid robots will fail at teaching them dexterity because, in order to succeed, they need both the right data and for the robots to learn the right thing. Human dexterity relies on a rich sense of touch, and it often involves elbows, the front of the body, legs, and feet. Just using visual data is not enough. In the future, there will likely be a lot of robots with different forms for different specialized jobs that humans can do. They won't look human, but they will probably all still be called humanoid robots.