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Researchers assess the safety of coding agents that generate robot controllers via language models, focusing on tasks requiring obstacle avoidance. The study pairs manipulation goals with obstacles to test if these agents can operate without collisions.
Researchers assess the safety of coding agents that generate robot controllers via language models, focusing on tasks requiring obstacle avoidance. The study pairs manipulation goals with obstacles to test if these agents can operate without collisions.
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Coding agents have emerged as a promising paradigm for robot manipulation: a language model writes the robot controller as a program, and agents built in this way now operate robots without robot-specific training.Whether this paradigm is also safe, however, has not been asked. We evaluate coding agent under a...
As coding agents enable robots to operate without robot-specific training, understanding their safety in environments with obstacles is crucial for practical deployment. This evaluation addresses a key gap in ensuring reliable and safe robot manipulation.
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