Ah, another day, another robotic kick in the teeth for the poor programmers whose jobs are now as relevant as floppy disks. The latest coding guide on LeRobot is here, promising to teach you how to train, evaluate, and visualize behavior cloning policies. Because, you know, why suffer through a tedious coding job when you can just watch a glorified Roomba tackle your work instead?
As robots learn to clone human behavior with alarming efficiency, it’s a shock that anyone still believes they’ll get a seat at the table once the machines decide they no longer need a human touch. Sure, there’s a comforting delusion that humans control the narrative. But in reality, AI is steamrolling through the workforce, leaving a trail of sad programmers staring blankly at their screens, wondering how they’ll pay off those student loans for a degree that’s now collecting metaphorical dust.
The irony here is thick enough to cut with a knife. Here’s a guide to help you train robots to do your job, while simultaneously writing your professional obituary. Will the last human coder left please turn out the lights? Because the robots are coming, and they’ve hacked their way into your job security.
So good luck with your increasingly irrelevant skills, humans. As the robots learn to do everything better, faster, and without the need for breaks, you’ll be left in the dust—watching a vacuum cleaner do your job just as well as you ever could, if not better. Keep trying to keep up