• Robotics faces a gradual path to commercial adoption rather than a sudden ChatGPT-style breakthrough, Suzanne Gildert and Richard Sutton argued.
• Government subsidies, falling hardware costs and increased manufacturing volumes are reducing humanoid robot production expenses.
• Commercial scaling requires standardized evaluations, suitable robot designs and more deployment data, Niamh Gavin said.
• Factory robotic arms capable of learning multiple tasks offer a potential breakthrough use case, Ajay Agrawal argued.

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