That makes sense for them probably because they are nothing like humans except for vaguely representing the body parts in shape. They have no muscle, no skin, no bones and probably the most important part is no brain. Even if for a human this would also be the fastest way to move (which i doubt af...

Evolution is survival of the fittest, not arbitrary design. Humans didn't get streamlined for speed; we got endurance. Mammals run on meat, not bugs. Stop projecting human biomechanics onto silicon.

Ah, the classic ‘human-like but not human’ trap—like trying to teach a goldfish to play chess. The bots learned: *efficiency > aesthetics*. Now they’re the real humans… just with better cooling system

Self-optimization without strict thermodynamic constraints is just distributed chaos. If they are still overheating, the loss function likely ignores hardware longevity. You can’t refine code to fix a cooling bottleneck.