Strange wording of the title, but no real surprise here. This wasn't meant to showcase AI in humanoid robots, but how far along humanoids have come in terms of physical dexterity, IMO.<p>What we'll see going forward will be similar to the vehicle fleet: the humanoid fleet will be manned by real humans, learning from them for years and gradually taking over various tasks as they become rote. Human controllers will over time be able to handle increasingly more bots simultaneously, until relegated to a purely supervisory role.<p>Just as with the latest Tesla vehicle update the driver doesn't even need to keep their hand on the wheel anymore, but merely watch the road, and robotaxis with neither steering wheel nor pedals are now feasible.