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Ok, so show me a robot that has any clue how to ride a bike from observing others trying. And it's not going to happen, because we're not there yet.
by codr7 6y ago
Ok, so show me a robot that has any clue how to ride a bike from observing others trying.
And it's not going to happen, because we're not there yet.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoShow me a human who learned how to ride a bike by watching others. My impression is that the general dynamics robots are already on a path that isn't hard to imagine becoming quite animal-learning like in the reasonable near-term future. Their body (as with any animal) is a mostly-given, as are the available control systems. Couple this to a NN-style learning process that takes place inside the robot rather than over there in the programmer's development system, and I'm not really sure I see an important distinction given the parameters of your question.