A startup backed by former Google Chief Executive Officer
The general-purpose robot, called Eno, will be capable of “reasoning, adapting and owning outcomes beyond predefined tasks,” Paris-based Genesis AI said in a statement Tuesday. The startup will work with South Korea’s LG CNS to develop particular uses.
The robot’s decision-making speed, highlighted by its skill and dexterity playing the piano, marks a leap forward, Schmidt said in an interview. “When I look at robots, there’s this loop called VLA: vision, language, ...