Taken out of the Investor Forum... this is a discussion on Left vs Right handedness of objects in our world as it applies to Tesla Robot, learning, and utility. This led to some back and forth on why this would matter and the assumption it would use whatever is around. However, that might cause uneven wear for the right hand vs left, given our world. It's a worthy point.
Further, whether or not a learned task while using the right hand, could simply be mirrored at the local level (assuming the correct sissors were used for each hand and all things symetrical). I still hold a tiny bit of doubt it's not just a mirroring solution if we truely allow the AI to learn naturally vs hard-coded. And last I checked, it's still hard for me to use my right hand.
Then someone didn't think the scope was anything beyond sissors, and wondered what else is right handed. Shocked to read that, it's just a different world whether driving a car, signing at the register, or shaking someone's hand. People do not realize the difference (except for the lucky 10% of us).
So mirrored, or learned both ways? What's you're take?
Further, whether or not a learned task while using the right hand, could simply be mirrored at the local level (assuming the correct sissors were used for each hand and all things symetrical). I still hold a tiny bit of doubt it's not just a mirroring solution if we truely allow the AI to learn naturally vs hard-coded. And last I checked, it's still hard for me to use my right hand.
Then someone didn't think the scope was anything beyond sissors, and wondered what else is right handed. Shocked to read that, it's just a different world whether driving a car, signing at the register, or shaking someone's hand. People do not realize the difference (except for the lucky 10% of us).
So mirrored, or learned both ways? What's you're take?