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• 《机器人捡起香蕉当扫帚：Generalist 的物理世界通用智能》(18:44起):跨具身最难的部分：手是真正接触世界的地方，其几何与接触方式定义物理交互；Generalist 正在 9000 多种不同形态的手上扩展数据。

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我不会粉饰太平。设置起来很麻烦。你得喂养并维护你的 Claws。它并不是全自动的,但价值太大了,我愿意忍受这种痛苦。
I won’t sugarcoat it. It’s a pain to set up. You got to feed and maintain your Claws. It is not hands-off, but the value is so high, I am willing to go through the pain.
—— Claire Vo · [62:59]

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而且每当它们需要一双人手时,它们可以要求我们成为那双手。
And then whenever they need a pair of hands, they can ask us to be the pair of hands.
—— Idan Gazit · [19:42]

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而我发现，除非你亲手投入其中、整天使用它，否则根本无法判断一个新模型适合做什么。
And I found it is impossible to tell what a new model is good for unless you have your hands in it and you’re using it all day long.
—— Hursh Agrawal · [02:30]

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它是值得害怕的东西吗？是的。它是需要让你举手无策并担忧的东西吗？不，对吧？我们以前做过所有这些事情。
Is it something to be scared of? Yes. Is it something to throw up your hands and worry about? No, right? We’ve done all of these things before.
—— Aaron Zolman · [05:27]

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机器能够思考是件不可思议的事，我们应该尽力把它交到尽可能多的人手中。
It’s incredible that the machine can think and we should try to get that into as many hands as as many people as possible.
—— Neil Movva · [70:05]

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你得把东西造出来,它得是好的,然后你得把它送到人们手中。如果不同时做到这两件事,你就没有一家公司。
You got to build the thing. It’s got to be good. And then you got to get it into people’s hands. If you don’t do both things, then you don’t have a company.
—— Jeffrey Wang · [01:44]

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它们已经在坏人之手了。Mark Zuckerberg，Sam Altman，Dario Amadei。
They’re already in the wrong hands. Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Dario Amadei.
—— 嘉宾 · [75:10]

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当你有如此坚定的信念，即嘿，它是变革性的，将产品交到用户手中比完美要好得多。
Getting the product in the hands of users when you have so much conviction that, hey, it’s transformative, is way better than perfect.
—— Tara Seshan · [36:50]

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但每个人都想聊我们顺带发布的那个小东西。每一个人,每一场讨论都是:哦,是的,挺酷的,所有这些复杂的东西真的很酷,但那个你把它叫做 architect 的小东西才是我真正想要的。我怎么才能搞到它?
But everybody wants to talk about that one little thing that we launched on the side. Every single person, every single discussion was like, oh, yeah, it’s cool, all of these complicated things, it’s really cool but that little thing that you’re calling the architect is really, really, really what I want. How can I get my hands on that?
—— Andrew Antos · [03:10]

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我把自己亲手做的工作比作：拿着凿子和钉子，去凿医疗基础设施这堵混凝土墙，做集成。
I liken the work that I did literally with my own two hands as taking a chisel and a nail against this concrete wall of integrating into the infrastructure of healthcare.
—— Julie Yoo · [05:07]

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所以我们的看法是，做出决策的那部分，也就是定义功能、定义 API 表面积、定义抽象层，那些是非常需要人在环的，我亲自上手和 Claude 一起做。而写代码、执行的部分，才是被自动化的部分。
So the way we see it is the part which is where the decisions are being made, right, which is defining the feature, defining the API surface area, the abstraction layer, those are very human in the loop, right, where I’m hands on with Claude. And the code writing part, the execution part, is actually the part which is automated.
—— 嘉宾 · [16:57]

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我学到的教训是：攻击会组合，而代码审查不会，因为我们开发者一次只看一个 diff,但攻击者看的是整个系统，他们会寻找那两个握手并打开一扇门的东西。
So the lesson I learned was that attacks compose, code review doesn’t, because us developers all look at diffs one at a time, but attackers look at the whole system and they look for those two things that shake hands and open a door.
—— Sarah Sanders · [08:10]

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我可以在没有任何工程支持的情况下，把一个想法做成尽可能接近最终产品的原型。它真的能调用那些 API，能连接到我们的后端，我可以把它交到用户手中，真正获得信念：这个东西值得构建。
I can, without any engineering support, prototype an idea that’s as close as possible to the final product. It really works with the APIs, it connects to our backend, and I can put it in the hands of users and really gain conviction that this is valuable to build.
—— Ben Celebicic · [19:44]

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但对我来说,我认为那个间接的攻击对象大概是开源,因为基本上他们说,即使好人在建造开源,但那个开源会落到未知的坏蛋手里,这才是真正的危险。
But someone to me I think the indirect the attack is probably on open source because basically they say even if the good guys are building open source but that open source will get into the hands of the bad guys and this is unknown bad guys this is the real danger.
—— Daniel Dines · [15:02]

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当我们说通用机器人时，我们的意思是，如果你给出任何自然语言指令，它能做到一个能干的青少年用双手能做到的事情。
And when we say general-purpose robots, we mean something like if you give any natural language instruction, it can do what a competent teenager could do with their bare hands.
—— Jay · [26:48]

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也许不要让你的银行数据落入你的智能体手中。
And maybe don’t let your bank data get into the hands of your agent.
—— Rowan Christmas · [05:01]

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你会有这样的信任顾虑：当我把我的整个智能体生活和个人助手交给 Google 的时候，他们六个月后是不是又会落后？
You have the trust notion of like, should I put my entire agentic life and the personal assistant in Google’s hands when they’re just gonna fall behind again in six months?
—— MG Siegler · [63:07]

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你真正想要的是一个模型，是的，它能做五指手，但它什么都能做。
What you really want is you really want a model that, yes, it can do five-finger hands, but it can do anything.
—— Pete Florence · [21:32]

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Harness 是双手，大脑是 LLM。
Harness is the hands, the brain is the LLM.
—— Viren Baraiya · [10:02]

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但如果它到不了付费客户的手里，那他妈的毫无意义。
It doesn’t fucking matter if it doesn’t get into the hands of paying customers.
—— Max Freeman · [20:21]

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