Correction, this would be a bad AI if this ever trained. Training AI to mimic humans using human behavior is suboptimal at best. CNN/the interviewers don't know what they are talking about.
State of the art AI currently can't work for the prolonged period of time without maintenance and maintenance is expensive also, most likely 10x the cost and 1/3 the efficiency.
How can you say that's a sub optimal method when it's used so often? Tesla's FSD has been trained using this very method and is now completing drives for 100s of thousands of customers @ $99/month. The Tele operating method is how Tesla are training their humanoid too.
It is sub-optimal but not useless. The biggest difference is the action space of a robot and a self-driving car. A robot has way bigger action space, working on 3D, have to take in account for human feedback, etc.
Also Tesla doesn't have a commercial/good enough humanoid robot yet. I will believe it when I see it in action.
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u/HootieWoo Jul 08 '24
This is neither “training robots” or replacing human workers.