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Despite advances in AI, physical robots, like humanoids, lag behind due to technical and safety challenges. Robots such as Boston Dynamics’ Atlas and Tesla’s Optimus are designed to mimic human abilities, but are still largely confined to specific, controlled environments like factories. Key limitations include robot dexterity and physical capability, with most unable to perform complex or delicate tasks humans excel at. Researchers believe robotics is crucial to achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI), but widespread, multipurpose robots, such as those for home use or elderly care, remain years away from becoming practical solutions.