I value my time. With a LLM, it takes very little effort to create a vast mountain of crap that will take a lot of time and effort to read through. True, it is also possible to use LLMs as a tool while creating things that are not worthless. But the fact that someone has not taken the time to make their thing not sound obviously AI-generated is a strong signal that it will not be worth my time.

[1] https://dataspace.copernicus.eu/news/2024-2-27-exploring-new...

[2] https://documentation.dataspace.copernicus.eu/APIs/SentinelH...

Low-temperature high-pressure cooking seems hard to achieve. You'd need a pump or something similar to pressurize with.

* The rocket blows up on the launchpad

* The rocket gets you part way up, then blows up during ascent

* The rocket fails before orbital insertion, and your nuclear payload re-enters the atmosphere at near-orbital velocity

In all of those cases, you need to have enough shielding to avoid spreading nuclear waste over a very large area -- that adds a lot of mass. And everyone whose jurisdiction you're launching over needs to trust you have enough shielding. And in the case where it fails during orbit insertion and re-enters the atmosphere, you don't have a lot of control on where the nuclear materials end up, which has proliferation issues.

* Tasks where poorly-paid humans are cheaper than expensive factory robots. Humanoid robots are more complex / fiddly so will be more expensive than existing factory robots. No help here.

* Tasks where human dexterity has an advantage over state-of-the-art robot actuators (e.g. sewing fabric panels into garments). Better robotics could help here, but the advancement needed is better actuators, not AI and a humanoid form-factor. And if you solve this you'd be better off putting your new end-effector on an existing 6dof platform.

* Supervising robotic equipment and handling exceptions. But then you get to "handling poorly-specified unfamiliar tasks in the physical world" which is not currently a solved problem and there's no guarantee just throwing more compute at it will be sufficient to solve this. So far all humanoid robot demos have either been either known tasks in a tightly-controlled environment, teleportation, or so poorly-functioning as to be obviously not fit for purpose.

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