Adcock: Humanoid robotics fleet scaling instantly propagates skills from one robot to millions
Brett Adcock · Humanoids Cost as Much as an SUV Now | Nikhil Kamath x Brett Adcock | WTF Online Ep 2 · Nikhil Kamath · Nov 5, 2025 · at 37:58
Brett Adcock contrasts human learning via individual trial and error with humanoid fleet learning, where software updates deploy new skills across the entire fleet.
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“Once, like, one robot knows how to do, like, logistics, That's the same neural networks we can put to every single robot in the fleet, and they can all do it. And so you have this weird scaling law here for humanoids where once, like, one robot knows how to do it, every robot in the fleet, if you have millions, millions of robots at that point would be able to really understand how to do that task.”
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