4 ms·
I think you have in mind a robot in the real world. I do believe that the real AI would have to be embodied, have body which can use to sense and understand the
by jorgemf 11y ago
I think you have in mind a robot in the real world. I do believe that the real AI would have to be embodied, have body which can use to sense and understand the things by itself (example: you can teach an AI to recognize a chair but you can not teach that it can use a rock as a chair unless it goes and sits there).
Emotions are one of the things you might need to create a similar human intelligence, but there are also more things you would need (abstract representation, abstract reasoning, imagination, self representation, etc). Take a look to this research about machine conciousness: http://www.conscious-robots.com/consscale/ http://www.conscious-robots.com/consscale/
Unfortunately the research are more focused in the AI that leads to better algorithms as better image recognition. All the part about a real robot intelligence which can feel is mostly missing and few people work on this.
- akosenkov 11y agoThe robots are extremely expensive to build, scale and adopt just for the sake of training. With VR it will be much more plausible. Plus not only me would get to develop the "core". I want to provide the ground for this direction. And yeap, the actual "mission" behind this idea is actually closer to "a real robot intelligence which can feel" and reason.