
Imagine if your robot’s “eyes” were only right 85% of the time.
Imagine if every time a human hand reached into a dark shelf or pinched a small component, the robot’s vision system simply guessed where the fingers went. This is the
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Imagine if every time a human hand reached into a dark shelf or pinched a small component, the robot’s vision system simply guessed where the fingers went. This is the

There was a point, not long ago, when the dominant strategy for improving large language models was simple: feed them more. More tokens, more compute, more parameters. The scaling laws made this feel almost like a law of physics — just add more and the model gets better. That era
