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AndrewMayne highlights Generalist — a cross‑company team with members from…

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AndrewMayne highlights Generalist — a cross‑company team with members from OpenAI, Boston Dynamics, and Google DeepMind — arguing their systems learn on the spot and outperform 'janky teleoperated robots.' Generalist's thread claims scaling laws are driving new reliability, speed, and intelligent improvisation across many tasks, not just single demos (tweeted 2026-04-04).

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title: @AndrewMayne: Meanwhile as people are oohing and ahhing at some janky teleoperated robots, Generalist, a team of p...
author: @AndrewMayne
contenttype: tweet
publication: Twitter/X
published: 2026-04-04T20:00:13+00:00
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url: https://x.com/AndrewMayne/status/2040519833125888510

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Meanwhile as people are oohing and ahhing at some janky teleoperated robots, Generalist, a team of people from OpenAI, Boston Dynamics and Google DeepMind are building truly intelligent robot systems that learn on the spot and can do much more complicated tasks.

Generalist (@GeneralistAI)

2/ The point isn’t any one demo.

It’s that for the first time in robotics, through scaling laws, our models are beginning to reach new levels of reliability, speed, and intelligent improvisation never seen before, across many tasks.

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— https://nitter.net/GeneralistAI/status/2039709602493677883#m