Indigo says coding and tool-using LLMs are absorbing robot model work
Overview
Indigo (@indigox) says companies building robot models face pressure from LLMs that can write code and use tools, which he calls an absorbing force.
In a post on X, he quotes Claude's account that Fable 5.2 improved at controlling physical robots, outperforming other models and most robot-control systems on the simulated two-arm RoboDojo benchmark. The post does not give benchmark scores, and the claim about Fable 5.2 comes from Claude's account as quoted by Indigo, not from an independent evaluation.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 10, 3:10 AM ET
Check the sources:
Article timeline
The articles in this story. Times are ET.
indigo@indigoxXindigo says coding and tool-using LLMs are absorbing robot model workAIIndigo (@indigox) says companies building robot models are feeling pressure from LLMs that can write code and use tools, which he calls an absorbing force. The post quotes Claude's account that Fable 5.2 improved on controlling physical robots, outperforming other models and most robot-control systems on the simulated two-arm RoboDojo benchmark.
Heat Trend
Not enough continuous observations to show a trend yet.