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MWITA-SPC-2026-044 · Evidence B · P0

DeepMind describes a layered robotics-safety approach in which embodied reasoning can connect to embodiment-specific low-level controllers for collision avoidance, contact-force limits and dynamic stability.

What this does not establish

This delta is limited to DeepMind's listed collision-avoidance, contact-force and dynamic-stability controllers; it does not re-claim the ASIMOV release and is not certification or measured risk reduction.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

No complete system hazard analysis is provided on the page.

What would change the reading

Independent safety case, certification or incident data.

Primary routes

  1. SPC-S023https://deepmind.google/blog/gemini-robotics-brings-ai-into-the-physical-world/Open source record →

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