What happened to Boston Dynamics Sergey Levine (Top Robotics Researcher): “A lot of what the classic Boston Dynamics results show is very sophisticated hardware, very carefully designed hardware, with a traditional control approach, with very smart controls, engineers setting everything up, but with comparatively less emphasis on the kind of decision making aspect. And I think that at a particular point in time, that actually made a lot of sense, because if you can't build the physical body, like, it doesn't matter what kind of decision making system is running on it. But at this point, we're at a stage in the development of these things that the big challenge is how to have the decision making loop that actually works and that reacts intelligently to everything in the environment. The question is, do you need to take the rest of the environment into account, or are you just dealing with the robot?”