Einblicke in Googles 7-Jahres-Mission, KI einen Roboterkörper zu geben

By Hans Peter Brondmo

In early 2016, Hans Peter Brondmo joined Google X, Alphabet’s secret innovation lab as ​​head of the company’s AI-powered robotics moonshot. He needed to figure out what to do with the employees and tech left over from 9 robot companies that Google had acquired.

Brondmo believed that Google was the right place to make big bets that could change the world. AI-powered robots, the ones that will live and work alongside us one day, was one such audacious bet.

Eight and a half years later—and 18 months after Google decided to discontinue its largest bet in robotics—other startups seem to be popping up every week. And Brondmo is more convinced than ever that the robots need to come; they just shouldn’t look like us.

But will Silicon Valley and VCs be patient enough to win the global race to give AI a robot body?

Read the full story to get an inside look into the future of bringing AI robots to life: [https://www.wired.com/story/inside-google-mission-to-give-ai-robot-body/](https://www.wired.com/story/inside-google-mission-to-give-ai-robot-body/)