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Who cares about solving the Rubik's cube? The key result is the manipulation of a complex object in the real world. Solving the rubik's cube is just a demo. It could have been any other task! #warningsymbolicAIhype
had paper & blog borne that title - manipulation of a complex object in the real world - i would have had no objections. i didn’t complain about the similar paper on Baoding balls last week, which was framed in roughly that way. just dropping the world “solved” would have helped
It is explained: "We focus on the problems that are currently difficult for machines to master: perception and dexterous manipulation. We therefore train our neural networks to achieve the required face rotations and cube flips as generated by Kociemba’s algorithm"
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