Month: September 2022

INEVITABLE "It is only a matter of time before robots become fully autonomous. Will they be conscious at that point? Who knows? How can I be certain any creature other than myself is conscious?" https://lnkd.in/dWhwFiV View in LinkedIn

SOFT DRIVERS. "Now if a robot had to make a decision it was not programmed to, we would need a completely new technology by which a it can change the way it is programmed by itself. This technology too, should not be hard coded." https://lnkd.in/dWhwFiV View in LinkedIn

"JAPAN is one of the few countries in the world likely to experience something that popular movies have predicted for years: a robot revolution." https://gbmc-blog.biz/tag/human-robot-cooperation/ View in LinkedIn

ROBOTIZATION. "With PM Abe’s release of his plans for economic structural reform, the topic of creating a Robot Revolution Realization Council came to fruition. The premise of this council is to examine the possibility of introducing more robots into sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, and even nursing care to help foster growth in Japan.” https://gbmc-blog.biz/tag/human-robot-cooperation/ View in LinkedIn

"COOPERATION has been the key to success of most human endeavour; the similar incorporation of cooperation in robotic systems is critical to realize the next generation of systems and applications. Interest in cooperating systems arises when the tasks may be too complex for a single system to accomplish, or when building and using several simple systems can be more flexible, fault-tolerant or cheaper than using a single large system." https://lnkd.in/dgDg_5G View in LinkedIn

CHILDHOOD COOPERATIVE LEARNING. "In this situation of distributed and parallel learning the children’s shared development would be vastly accelerated because knowledge acquired by one individual would be accessible to all others without loss or distortion." https://lnkd.in/dXzngRH View in LinkedIn

DISTORTED KNOWLEDGE. "Although human cultural transmission through observational learning and language serves this function, this propagation of knowledge is always error-prone and imperfect so that the knowledge content might be lost or distorted during the learning process." http://www.eva.mpg.de/documents/IEEE/Lall%C3%A9e_Towards_IEEETrans_2012_1569280.pdf View in LinkedIn

NO DISTORTION. "This idea of a shared cognitive system for multiple bodies is still “science fiction” if we speak about biological systems; however it need not be the case with robots." http://www.eva.mpg.de/documents/IEEE/Lall%C3%A9e_Towards_IEEETrans_2012_1569280.pdf View in LinkedIn

SWARM LEARNING. "Robots can be distributed throughout the world, they can have different bodies, experience different situations but, in contrast to humans, there is no reason why they cannot share their experience directly." http://www.eva.mpg.de/documents/IEEE/Lall%C3%A9e_Towards_IEEETrans_2012_1569280.pdf View in LinkedIn

DIDACTIC LEARNING. "Exhaustive knowledge about the world cannot be provided a priori by the programmer, thus the robots need the ability to learn. An important aspect of human social life is our ability to learn from others through observation and instruction, which is a faster and more accurate way of acquiring knowledge about complex entities than individual learning, such as trial-and-error learning." http://www.eva.mpg.de/documents/IEEE/Lall%C3%A9e_Towards_IEEETrans_2012_1569280.pdf View in LinkedIn