Featured Image: Thanx to David Dees.
When I learn of Kids like this one it brings a little hope to the future of our controlled society. . . EDITOR
From youtube uploaded by Benwils093
Featured Image: Thanx to David Dees.
When I learn of Kids like this one it brings a little hope to the future of our controlled society. . . EDITOR
From youtube uploaded by Benwils093
If this doesn’t belong in our “Robots Replacing Humans” Archive, nothing does. Can’t wait until this is totally developed. Just think the tasks the Controllers could program into deceptive robots. . . . EDITOR
from IEEESpectrum
POSTED BY: EVAN ACKERMAN / MON, DECEMBER 03, 2012
We know, we know, robots being deceptive sounds like a bad thing. Potentially avery bad thing. But the fact is, deception is everywhere, and for good reason: being deceptive is often the most efficient and effective way to protect yourself from harm. Deception is by no means unique to humans, either: animals are masters at deceiving other animals (and us), and Ron Arkin’s group at Georgia Tech has been teaching robots to learn deception from a pro: the squirrel. . . . Read Complete Report