Generalist Robotics has recently released a video showing its robots performing amazingly complex tasks, From accurate assembly and handling of objects to connecting sockets and assembling paper packages. The company has proceeded to develop an artificial intelligence technology called 'AI Control', which does not plan robots for specific tasks, but teaches them general principles of motion and handling using a video -based predictor. This allows robots to perform tasks in unknown environments without having to adapt their material link. This approach represents a fundamental shift from traditional narrowly specialized robotic systems to universal and adaptive machines that can learn and respond similarly to people. Results indicate a future in which a robot does not need to be planned for each job separately, but learns to handle them on the basis of the box, observation and experience.