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Scaling Trusted Autonomy: Towards Generally Capable Verifiable Robots
Robots powered by foundation models are increasingly able to interpret open-ended language, recognize unfamiliar objects, and operate across diverse environments. Yet broader capability does not establish that a robot has understood a request, that its actions will produce the intended effects, or t
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