Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a humanoid robot named Alter3.

Alter3 uses GPT-4, the world's most advanced large language model, to perform tasks and behaviors.

The robot can take selfies, toss a ball, eat popcorn, and play air guitar following verbal instructions.

Alter3 has a realistic appearance and can move its upper body, head, and facial muscles, and has cameras in its eyes to interact with humans and the environment.

The robot can learn from its own memory and human responses, improving its performance and adaptability.

This breakthrough in robotics and artificial intelligence could pave the way for better human-robot collaboration and communication.

The ultimate goal is to create intelligent, adaptable, and personable robots that can understand and share human interests and emotions.