OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has confirmed the company will develop humanoid robots and explore other forms. He argued that humanoid robots are reasonable given human-centered environments, but the form is less important than the 'robot brain.' Altman said humanoid robots are unlikely to enter homes soon; OpenAI will first deploy them in industrial settings like data centers, with consumer robots being a long-term goal.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company will build humanoid robots and also look into other robot designs. His reasoning is pretty direct: human spaces and tools are mostly built for human bodies, so humanoid robots make sense. But he also made clear that the body shape is not the main thing. The part that really counts, he said, is the “robot brain.”
Altman also said humanoid robots probably will not show up in ordinary households anytime soon. First, OpenAI wants to use them in industrial work, including data center construction and maintenance. General-purpose robots aimed at consumers are still a longer-term target.
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