Morning Brief · November 2nd 2026

HD Hyundai says Palantir-built agents cut the time to fix a robot problem by 63%

HD Hyundai Robotics' chief technology officer, Ahn Sung-hwan, said at Palantir's Sovereignty Bootcamp in New York that average resolution of robot-programming issues fell from 21.5 days to 7.9 days since were introduced in August. The agents review existing robot programs and propose changes that on-site engineers refine, and the company expects programming costs to fall by more than half.

These are a customer's own numbers, given on stage at the vendor's event. Palantir reports third-quarter results after Monday's close. SourcesB

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BHD Hyundai Robotics and Palantir (The Elec)thelec.net

This story ran in the Morning Brief of November 2nd 2026.

GenRobot raises $100 million to record humans so robots can copy them

LeCun and Balestriero prove separately trained models converge, and a 109-million-parameter text model beats 72-billion-parameter ones at it