Moravec's Blindspot

We are living in an era where artificial intelligence can easily defeat grandmasters at chess, compose symphonies, and pass the bar exam. Yet, a multi-million-dollar robot still struggles to walk up a flight of stairs, catch a ball, or fold a simple laundry towel. This baffling contradiction is known as Moravec's Paradox: the discovery that high-level reasoning requires very little computation, bu...