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Couldn’t this be said of any software controlling a robot? The software isn’t really controlling anything, it’s just telling the motors what to do? IMO the log
by brookst 4y ago
Couldn’t this be said of any software controlling a robot? The software isn’t really controlling anything, it’s just telling the motors what to do?
IMO the logic making the decision of what to do is by definition controlling the robot, even if it’s intermediated by subsystems and electrical components that translate commands to movement.
- polygamous_bat 4y agoExcept the jump from robot logic to robot control is a damned difficult one. Even if you have a human teleportating the robot, it's multiple orders of magnitude more expensive to get robot controls than to get robot logic in terms of both time and money.