❗️OpenAI Is secretly building humanoid robots.
While the world was distracted by chatbots and image models, OpenAI has been quietly assembling a humanoid robotics lab.
Around 100 operators are already training robotic arms to handle real household tasks like making toast and folding laundry. The lab has quadrupled in size since early 2025, a second facility is reportedly planned, and the company is actively seeking manufacturing partners in the US.
Here is the twist: the humanoid prototype exists, but most of the work right now is about one thing only… data. Massive amounts of real world data.
Translation? The race to bring AI into the physical world has officially begun.
We are not at the “robot in every home” moment yet. But when the company that arguably leads the intelligence layer starts scaling robotics again, it is usually not a side quest. It is a signal.
The humanoid era is no longer science fiction. It is infrastructure in progress.
@aipost
While the world was distracted by chatbots and image models, OpenAI has been quietly assembling a humanoid robotics lab.
Around 100 operators are already training robotic arms to handle real household tasks like making toast and folding laundry. The lab has quadrupled in size since early 2025, a second facility is reportedly planned, and the company is actively seeking manufacturing partners in the US.
Here is the twist: the humanoid prototype exists, but most of the work right now is about one thing only… data. Massive amounts of real world data.
Translation? The race to bring AI into the physical world has officially begun.
We are not at the “robot in every home” moment yet. But when the company that arguably leads the intelligence layer starts scaling robotics again, it is usually not a side quest. It is a signal.
The humanoid era is no longer science fiction. It is infrastructure in progress.
@aipost
❗️OpenAI Is secretly building humanoid robots.
While the world was distracted by chatbots and image models, OpenAI has been quietly assembling a humanoid robotics lab.
Around 100 operators are already training robotic arms to handle real household tasks like making toast and folding laundry. The lab has quadrupled in size since early 2025, a second facility is reportedly planned, and the company is actively seeking manufacturing partners in the US.
Here is the twist: the humanoid prototype exists, but most of the work right now is about one thing only… data. Massive amounts of real world data.
Translation? The race to bring AI into the physical world has officially begun.
We are not at the “robot in every home” moment yet. But when the company that arguably leads the intelligence layer starts scaling robotics again, it is usually not a side quest. It is a signal.
The humanoid era is no longer science fiction. It is infrastructure in progress.
@aipost 🏴
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