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OpenAI Reportedly Planning Humanoid Robots with Advanced AI Integration

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By Web Desk Published December 25, 2024 2 Min Read
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Sam Altman Co-founder and CEO of OpenAI and a humanoid robot. Photo Credit: @EdKrassen (X)
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OpenAI is reportedly considering entering the robotics industry by developing humanoid robots, a potential expansion of its AI software stack.

The company has shown interest in robotics by investing in startups like Figure AI, 1X Technologies, and Physical Intelligence.

Humanoid Robots in OpenAI’s Vision

According to The Information, OpenAI has discussed creating human-like robots. While details remain unclear, this move signals the company’s renewed focus on robotics after abandoning its robotics division in 2021. The division was shut down due to insufficient training data to reach the desired intelligence levels.

OpenAI ‘considered’ building a humanoid robot: report https://t.co/kTrM82oS4C

— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) December 24, 2024

Recent reports suggest that OpenAI might re-enter the field, especially after job listings emerged for research engineers to develop robotics capabilities. The postings highlight training multimodal large language models to unlock new abilities for partner robots.

These partnerships could be pivotal in OpenAI’s future robotics projects, providing the groundwork for advanced applications.

$MSFT OPENAI IS REPORTEDLY EXPLORING HUMANOID ROBOTS 👀 pic.twitter.com/6Gy4XwDAgd

— Shay Boloor (@StockSavvyShay) December 24, 2024

OpenAI’s recently launched o3 series AI models, designed for advanced reasoning, may form the foundation for humanoid robots capable of performing diverse real-world tasks. These robots could revolutionize settings like factories by executing complex operations through simple verbal commands.

Read: OpenAI Considers Dropping AGI Clause for Enhanced Microsoft Collaboration

While the company has not disclosed a concrete roadmap, its combination of advanced AI models and robotics investments signals its ambition to merge artificial intelligence with human-like machines.

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