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It's really telling how we're shaping our artificial helpers to not have a mouth, but eyes are alright. As if they're allowed to receive input but they should n
by sockaddr 2y ago
It's really telling how we're shaping our artificial helpers to not have a mouth, but eyes are alright. As if they're allowed to receive input but they should not bother us with any output!
For me an ideal artificial helper would be something I could have in the house and talk back and forth with while it works or have it as part of the dinner conversation. Think Bicentennial Man. Now that's what I want.
- sheepscreek 2y agoHaving the physical attributes of a mouth would be analogous to having eyelids, which is also a feature they currently don’t have. They are very likely to have speakers and mics embedded somewhere in the body. Possibly in the face itself.
- dullcrisp 2y agoBut what would the teeth and the tongue be made out of?
- numpad0 2y agoCould be simple skill issue. Lots of uncanny valley problems are. ASIMO had a lip, GLaDOS (in 2) has oil stain where the lower lip would be. Considering the overall goofiness of the face of this particular bot, I think it could well be attributable to lack of talent or reluctance from positive supernormal stimulus.