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“Ultraman clearly stated for the first time: OpenAI will develop humanoid robots independently”

2026-09-03 17:11 Products & Apps 🔥 42.2 heat score
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Sam Altman, CEO of the American artificial intelligence company OpenAI, clearly stated in a podcast on September 2nd local time that the company will begin developing humanoid robots independently. Altman noted that, considering the need to adapt these robots to the human body structure, humanoid robots will be an important research direction. The company will also develop special robots for data centers concurrently. Previously, OpenAI posted job openings on June 1st, recruiting full-stack hardware, operations, system, and machine learning engineers to advance robot manufacturing. Currently, the OpenAI World Simulation Research project, led by Aditya Ramesh, has evolved into a dedicated OpenAI Robotics department, focused on developing robotics technologies that are truly useful to society.

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界面新闻·科技早报 en 2026-09-03 17:11

Ottoman makes its first clear statement: OpenAI will develop its own humanoid robot.

# Altman made it clear for the first time: OpenAI will develop humanoid robots independently On September 2nd, local time, Sam Altman, CEO of the American artificial intelligence company OpenAI, clearly stated in his latest podcast that the company will develop humanoid robots independently. “We will definitely create humanoid robots, and we will also develop robots in other forms.” Altman said that considering the need to adapt the physical structure of the human body, humanoid robots are an important direction. At the same time, OpenAI will also develop special robots for data centers concurrently. In fact, as early as June 1st, Altman posted a recruitment announcement for OpenAI Robotics on social media, stating that the company was looking for outstanding engineers in full-stack hardware, operations, systems, and machine learning to jointly program and build robots that are truly useful to society. Altman revealed that OpenAI’s world simulation research project has developed rapidly over the past year and has now evolved into OpenAI Robotics. This project is led by Aditya Ramesh, …