Bridging Frontier Reasoning and Robot Execution: From Autonomous Demonstration Generation to Dense Language Supervision
Preprint. The authors present two ways to connect slow frontier reasoning models to fast local robot policies: autonomous generation of corrective demonstrations for training, and dense language supervision at multiple granularities. They report that autonomous demonstration generation becomes more reliable and cheaper as successful examples accumulate, and that a deployment harness lets the frontier model guide the local policy. This matters because it could enable powerful but high-latency models to drive real-time robot manipulation.