“large gaps behind humans in both movement and cognitive abilities ,” the development of large language models (LLMs) – the type of software that underpins AI chatbots like ChatGPT – could be “era-changing ,” Alex Gu said.
"LLM will give robots the ability to think logically, which will make them more like humans ," Alex Gu said.
While Alex Gu emphasized that Chinese company Fourier Intelligence will focus on developing the hardware that makes up the robots' "body" and will let AI developers work on the "brain," Fourier Intelligence co-founder and chief strategy officer Zen Koch said several AI companies have already reached out to LLM for potential collaboration.
"We hope to work with all the major ones and... as a system, remain open," Zen Koch said.
According to Alex Gu, he plans to start mass production by the honduras email address end of the year and deliver thousands of units in 2024.
Last year, Elon Musk also said that production could begin in 2023.
Alex Gu expects Fourier Intelligence's humanoid robots, which he says have great potential in a variety of scenarios including elder care, education and hospitality, to generate more revenue than his rehabilitation robots in the next three to five years.
"However, there is a long way to go before humanoid robots become part of our everyday lives," he said.
"Don't expect a miracle in a year or so - even for Tesla, we have to give them time to mass produce humanoid robots," Alex Gu said.
"But we also shouldn't underestimate the possibility that this thing could become part of people's family lives in five or 10 years."
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