New AI trains robots after just one demonstration

A robotics company called Generalist AI just released a new tool. It helps robots learn how to do tasks by watching a video or a physical demonstration only once. This is a big step up from older methods that needed thousands of practice runs.
The model works by letting the robot understand the goal of a task rather than just copying movements. This means robots can now figure out how to complete jobs in different environments without being programmed for every single step.
This technology could make it much easier to deploy robots in homes and offices. Instead of complex coding, people can simply show a machine what to do. It makes robotics more practical for everyday help.
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