🤖️From the clumsy #BigDog developed in 2005, all the way to the iterations of #Atlas and #Spot that can even dance together, this is the evolution of Boston Dynamic’s robots. The revolutionary Spot 2.0, now powered by #OpenAI's #GPT-4, can understand and respond to natural language commands. This exciting development opens new possibilities for human-robot interaction and has potential applications in various industries, including security and elderly care. | Tech It Out with Yang Zhao

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Boston Dynamics' robots can go for runs, move boxes, and even do parkour. CEO Marc Raibert walks through some of the biggest moves their robots have made. #WIRED25 | WIRED

Remember Spot, the robo-dog from Boston Dynamics? Spot's now been fitted with AI from NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, which allows it to explore harsh terrain without human guidance or GPS access. This footage shows Spot exploring caves in CA's Lava Beds National Memorial Park, but scientists hope the robot could one day explore areas as unforgiving as Mars. | NowThis