In the 80s, loading TSRs in the right order was voodoo magic just to make software run. Even then, code was a black box.
Fast forward to 2026: What do we call it when a Unitree robot or Tesla suddenly goes rogue? Whether it's bugs, LLM hallucinations, or a hacker breach?
"Clanker madness"?
We're building autonomous systems on probabilistic models and calling it progress. The attack surface is infinite. One bad prompt, one poisoned dataset, one exploit in the ML pipeline and your $50k robot is doing backflips off a cliff.
This isn't just a meme. It's a systemic risk in physical AI. No determinism. No guarantees. Just vibes and gradient descent.
Welcome to the age of non-deterministic hardware.
Fast forward to 2026: What do we call it when a Unitree robot or Tesla suddenly goes rogue? Whether it's bugs, LLM hallucinations, or a hacker breach?
"Clanker madness"?
We're building autonomous systems on probabilistic models and calling it progress. The attack surface is infinite. One bad prompt, one poisoned dataset, one exploit in the ML pipeline and your $50k robot is doing backflips off a cliff.
This isn't just a meme. It's a systemic risk in physical AI. No determinism. No guarantees. Just vibes and gradient descent.
Welcome to the age of non-deterministic hardware.