Dr. Jan Liphardt, a researcher in physical AI systems, emphasized that robots built from modular AI components (smaller, specialized decision-making units rather than one monolithic system) perform more reliably and can be audited for safety — a critical shift as companies like Tesla and Boston Dynamics prepare to deploy humanoid robots in factories and warehouses alongside human workers.
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