Physical AI doesn't need a bigger brain. It needs a nervous system
This year, the World Cup united elite athletes from around the world in competition at the highest level.
As I watched, I kept returning to one question: What makes these athletes elite? Knowledge, fitness, or desire to win don’t fully explain it. It’s something else. It’s mastery of the task. Execution at the highest level when it matters most is what separates the elite from the rest.
President and CEO at NXP Semiconductors.
I’ve been thinking about that word, “elite”, a lot lately. Physical AI is a hot topic and deservingly so as robots, drones, and autonomous machines in all sorts of shapes are emerging. If we’re going to bring all these intelligent systems into our lives, what does elite look like for them?
Excellence is not thinking harder
If you’re a football fan, you’ve seen Messi play. He handles the ball so effortlessly it looks like cheating. The...
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