Month: September 2022

BOT CONTENT ON WIKI. "Approximately 8.5 percent of the articles on Wikipedia were written by a bot. Lsjbot, created by Sverker Johansson of Sweden, writes 10,000 new articles for the site every day." http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/happening-robots-may-creative-artists-future/ View in LinkedIn

CONTENT CRAMMING. "Torralba works in artificial intelligence, focusing on computer vision and image interpretation. He and his team have created a Visual Dictionary comprised of more than 2 million images to teach computers to visually recognize more than 50,000 English nouns." https://lnkd.in/dUXTcDM View in LinkedIn

CONTENT CRAMMING. "Torralba works in artificial intelligence, focusing on computer vision and image interpretation. He and his team have created a Visual Dictionary comprised of more than 2 million images to teach computers to visually recognize more than 50,000 English nouns." https://lnkd.in/dUXTcDM View in LinkedIn

BOT INSIGHT. "Developing creativity in cognitive robots. I aim to build robots capable of insight using Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning. Insight problems require going against one's initial intuition and making use of experience to discover an original – and better – solution. A robot capable of meeting these challenges will solve insight problems in a manner consistent with the bulk of the psychological literature on insight." https://lnkd.in/e7GyPvt View in LinkedIn

EXECUTIVE BOT. "McCann Japan Finally Hires a Robot as Creative Director. Our team didn’t have a creative director, so we thought, why not create one ourselves with artificial intelligence? That’s how the Creative Genome Project got started. Our hope is for our A.I. creative director to work on many projects, gain experience, and to grow into a world-class creative director that will leave a mark in the advertising industry.” http://www.adweek.com/agencyspy/mccann-japan-finally-hires-a-robot-as-creative-director/105466 View in LinkedIn

RADICAL. "Swarm robotics is a paradigm shift." https://lnkd.in/e4TWbpg View in LinkedIn

SWARM ROBOTICS. "We rely on many small, simple, and inexpensive robots, instead of a single or a few large, complex, and expensive robots...Controlling a large-scale swarm of robots cannot be done centrally. Each robot must decide for itself how to carry out the mission, and coordinate with its neighbors." https://lnkd.in/e4TWbpg View in LinkedIn