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Robots currently struggle to generalize to new tasks and environments due to limited training data. In-context learning (ICL) aims to enable robots to adapt at deployment by learning from their immediate context, a capability still largely out of reach for existing robotic policies.
Robots currently struggle to generalize to new tasks and environments due to limited training data. In-context learning (ICL) aims to enable robots to adapt at deployment by learning from their immediate context, a capability still largely out of reach for existing robotic policies.
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Enabling robots to adapt to unfamiliar environments as readily as humans remains a moonshot goal of embodied AI. No finite collection of demonstrations can cover every task and situation a robot will encounter, making the ability to learn from context at deployment essential for generalization. Such in-context...
Achieving effective in-context learning would allow robots to handle unforeseen tasks without exhaustive pre-training, significantly improving their flexibility and usefulness in real-world settings. This progress is crucial for embodied AI to operate autonomously in dynamic environments.
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