Kyle Vogt
12 statements across 1 episodes · 5 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 20, 2025 by Kyle Vogt · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Feb 20, 2025 positive
Vogt: Home robots can launch much faster than autonomous vehicles
“I think in the home and most consumer app applications and even most industrial applications safety is still critically important, but the bar that you need to reach or the functionality that you need to re reach or the constraints you can put on the system en…”
Feb 20, 2025
Vogt: Robotaxis have no MVP without superhuman safety performance
“You basically have no product until it achieves superhuman safety performance. Whatever you establish that is like just slightly better than humans or 10 times better. I think most driverless cars that are on the road today fall somewhere in that category. And…”
Feb 20, 2025 bullish
Vogt: Modern imitation learning solves unstructured home environments where classical mapping fails
“Using classical approaches, Where you have computer vision and you're trying to like reconstruct three D objects or fit to a map would make this like a really, really challenging and computationally intensive problem. Moving to more modern techniques like end …”
Feb 20, 2025 bearish
Vogt: Robotics companies are many years away from meeting humanoid robot expectations
“Today, 20, 25, I think it's, it would be a leap of faith for any company to sell a humanoid robot or something like that and imply that it can do all of these things. Because that's, we're still, I think many years out from that, at least from meeting those ex…”
Feb 20, 2025 negative
Vogt: Humanoid robot appearances dangerously inflate consumer expectations
“Too much anthropomorphism can, I see I screwed up there, can it can imply like a set of human-like behaviors that don't exist in that product. And I think Rodney Brooks wrote an essay about this basically saying with robots in particular, the appearance of the…”
Feb 20, 2025 negative
Feb 20, 2025 bullish
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Feb 20, 2025
Vogt: Only tech giants able to absorb liability can survive in AVs
“The only candidate today, the only companies that stand a chance are the ones where, you know, they can afford to take on that liability. Cause they're a giant tech company that makes money in other places. You know, otherwise it's very bleak.”