Moravec's Paradox
概念
理念
Hard things are easy, easy things are hard — still true, still shaping robotics.
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Moravec observed (1988) that abstract reasoning — evolution's newest trick — is computationally easy, while perception and dexterity — refined over hundreds of millions of years — are brutally hard. Fifty years of AI confirm it: models pass bar exams before robots reliably fold laundry. It explains why the robotics entries on this site trail the language ones, and why world models and fleet-scale robot data are the current bets to close the gap.
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Moravec, Mind Children (1988) ↗
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