Re:Do You Love Me? [video]
by joe_the_user on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @06:07PM
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>> robots still generally can't interact with humans or the environment in an unstructured way.
> I think this is pretty short sighted, and you're going to have your mind changed quite rapidly in the next couple of years.
Oh, I'd love to see that change. That would be a change in reality, not perception. It wouldn't force me to change my belief that as things stand now, walking have been an ongoing failure and disappointment.. See:
Edit: Also, I should admit I'm discounting the serious engineering challenge of just getting robots to walk on uneven ground by itself. Doing seeming simple stuff like has where the progress of idk 30 years has appeared. But anything more than those ultra-simple things really wasn't happened. I'd still stick with 90% of impressive is puppeting.
> I think this is pretty short sighted, and you're going to have your mind changed quite rapidly in the next couple of years.
Oh, I'd love to see that change. That would be a change in reality, not perception. It wouldn't force me to change my belief that as things stand now, walking have been an ongoing failure and disappointment.. See:
Edit: Also, I should admit I'm discounting the serious engineering challenge of just getting robots to walk on uneven ground by itself. Doing seeming simple stuff like has where the progress of idk 30 years has appeared. But anything more than those ultra-simple things really wasn't happened. I'd still stick with 90% of impressive is puppeting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Robotics_Challenge