Summary of Keerthana Gopalakrishnan & Yao Lu (Google Brain): Large Language Models in Physical Environments

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In this talk, Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss the use of large language models in physical environments. They note that these models can be used to describe the state of a robot, plan tasks, and provide feedback to a robot. However, they also mention that these models can be difficult to train and maintain, and that data collection and labeling is a necessary part of the process.

00:00:00 In this talk, Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss the biggest bottleneck preventing robots from learning today, and suggest that research into language models could prove to be beneficial. They also note that, given the current state of robotics, there is a potential for a "bitter lesson" waiting to be learned in the field.
00:05:00 The talk discusses how language models can be used to improve robotic learning. They explain how the language model is efficient at representing tasks, how it is accessible, and how it can be used to communicate with humans.
00:10:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss the use of language models in robotics, and how they can be used to plan tasks and provide feedback to a robot. The language model is able to take into account the task at hand and the context of the situation, which allows for more successful robot learning.
00:15:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss large language models in physical environments. The language model tries to calculate the probability of different tasks, and the robot's performance model tries to find the most successful task. Their system is able to achieve promising results, and they discuss some of the advantages of using large language models in physical environments.
00:20:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu demonstrate how large language models can be used to improve robotics planning performance in physical environments. The results show that the robotics performance scales well with better language models.
00:25:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu from Google Brain discuss their work combining a language model and a robot to create a language planner. This planner is used to divide a Long Branch test into smaller, more manageable tasks. Additionally, the team has found that the planning performance of the system can scale with the improvement length of the model.
00:30:00 In this video, two Google employees discuss their work on large language models in physical environments. The first part of the video covers how a large language model can be used to describe the robot's state, such as describing a robot's grip on an object. The second part of the video discusses how human feedback can be used to help the robot plan and interactively replan based on contingencies.
00:35:00 The video presents a system that can plan and execute actions in a physical environment by using natural language as an interface. The system uses machine learning to learn how to avoid accidents, and is also able to be interpreted for debugging purposes.
00:40:00 The two researchers discuss how their respective language models work and how they can be improved. They also note that the current language models are "generative" and can produce a great deal of information, but that there are still some errors and failures that need to be addressed.
00:45:00 The video discusses how Google's Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu created large language models in physical environments. These models can identify objects and their locations, but they can also be updated if changes occur during the task. Additionally, the video discusses how the models need to be managed in case of movement of objects.
00:50:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss how large language models in physical environments can be difficult to train and maintain, and how data collection and labeling is a necessary part of the process. They estimate it will take 15 years for household robots to reach the level of sophistication of humans in these areas.
00:55:00 Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu discuss how large language models can be used in physical environments, and how difficulties with inference speed are a major issue. They also mention the need for faster robots and better software to handle the large amounts of data these models require.

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Keerthana Gopalakrishnan and Yao Lu from Google Brain discuss large language models in physical environments. They explain that these models are difficult to scale, but are important for understanding concepts. Distillation of each skill would not scale, leading to difficulties in training and understanding large amounts of data.