CAT BUTLER BACKS OUT

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The cat butler has mastered leaving.

WIRED reports a first-person experiment using OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol to train a virtual Microduck, a robot from Pollen Robotics and Hugging Face, to walk around and identify nearby bengal cats. Coding and training took a few hours; the writer says figuring it out previously might have taken weeks.

This is a personal experiment, not a benchmark.

Think of simulation as a practice room inside a computer. The robot tries movements without risking a real tumble.

GPT-6 Sol used Nvidia's Isaac Sim software to run training, watch videos of the results and adjust the training setup. The advance is help managing those experiments, not simply writing code.

Then came the dance lesson. Asked to copy a moonwalk from a GIF, the virtual duck spent hours trying and produced what WIRED calls a "very jaunty backward jog."

A cat butler who retreats enthusiastically. Finally, automation understands the job.

The limits matter: the writer still has no physical Microduck, and the vision system isn't good enough for a real product. Faster virtual training isn't proof of reliable household help.

The useful upside is a quicker way to test robot skills before trusting them around your cat.

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