Hausman: Pi-05 model achieves 50% to 80% task success in unfamiliar homes
Karol Hausman · The Race to Create General-Purpose Robots | Karol Hausman & Lachy Groom on TBPN · Apr 26, 2025 · at 2:32
Karol Hausman, co-founder of Physical Intelligence, discusses the performance benchmarks of their newly released foundation model, Pi-05.
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“And it turns out that with Pi oh five, which we just released yesterday, we can do that. And it doesn't work all the time. It's not that I can just give it to you and it will work in your kitchen every single time, but it works quite often quite well. So we bring it to a new home and it can do those things maybe like 50% of the time, sometimes 80% of the time.”
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