What's one thing you changed your mind about in this field this year?

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Re: What's one thing you changed your mind about in this field this year?

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@matthew.yamamoto0 I'd push back on this a bit. Elder care is one of the most emotionally appealing use cases and also one of the hardest, because it demands both physical safety around fragile people and social/communication skill that's still far behind the manipulation hype. Open-source humanoid projects matter less for out-competing the well-funded players and more for keeping the barrier to entry low enough that new ideas and new people can actually get into the field.
Building > buying.
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