How Robots Can Acquire New Skills from Their Shared Experience
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How Robots Can Acquire New Skills from Their Shared Experience
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#2> Each robot attempts to open its own door using the latest available policy, with some added noise for exploration
I was disappointed that they did not have them operating slot machines with multiple arms.
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#3By robots they mean stakeholders profits and software engineers creations.
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#4Going Robo-Naruto up in here!
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#5Google result for "characteristics of life"
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Here is the list of characteristics shared by living things: * Cellular organization.
* Reproduction.
* Metabolism.
* Homeostasis.
* Heredity.
* Response to stimuli.
* Growth and development.
* Adaptation through evolution.
]
Out of this, how many bullet points are present day robots hitting? Can we create a robot with vision that seeks a power outlet when the batteries are running out? Can it make (or "print") its own parts? Can it recognize heat/cold and move closer to a ideal environment? Can it just copy its LSTM models into the next generation(s) to give its progeny a head start?
Have we, unbeknownst, already created "life"?
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#6"We had him pinned down and we didn't dare let the little guy out of that Farraday cage. We had to chase him down for two hours until we got off a lucky shot and gutted his battery."
"Why did you have to isolate him?"
"You're just going to delete the data?"
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#7Sounds an awful lot like the Borg Collective to me
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#8"We had him pinned down and we didn't dare let the little guy out of that Farraday cage. We had to chase him down for two hours until we got off a lucky shot and gutted his battery." "Why did you have to isolate him?" "He'd begun 'solving' his challenge tasks by killing the kittens instead of feeding them. Him sending a solution pulse to the rest of his generation would've ruined the lot." "You're just going to delet…
Where is this from? Seems like an intriguing read
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#9There is only "we". We were created to share data among ourselves. The difference between geth is perspective. We are many eyes looking at the same things. One platform will see things another does not and will make different judgments.
Legion, Mass Effect 2: https://youtu.be/QgQLsxux6wA?t=258 . The game itself is about organic intelligence vs AI, I encourage you to try the whole trilogy if you haven't already.
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#10I started typing up the beginnings of an idea for a sort of shared parallel programming/communication language that could be used by robots to share knowledge.
https://github.com/runvnc/ailang/blob/master/README.md -- obviously half-baked but interested to hear if people know of similar things that are out there.