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To: Savant who wrote (1849)3/28/2024 5:49:25 PM
From: Savant
   of 1885
 
smile This robot predicts when you're going to smile – and smiles back - YouTube

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To: A.J. Mullen who wrote (1832)4/10/2024 6:44:39 PM
From: FJB
   of 1885
 
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and founder of xAI, made some bold predictions about the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and discussed the challenges facing the AI industry. He predicts that AGI could surpass human intelligence as soon as next year or by 2026, but that it will take an extreme number of processors to train, which in turn requires huge amounts of electricity, reports Reuters.

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From: Savant4/19/2024 11:33:37 AM
   of 1885
 
New spacecraft 'jumps around' on asteroidsSpaceHopper is being designed to be able to "jump around" on asteroids rather than drive across the terrain, or fly over it, like other explorers and rovers have done.

By Mark Moran, UPI

Scientists are finding new ways to explore low-gravity environments, like the ones found on moons or asteroids.

Researchers have just wrapped up the first round of testing for SpaceHopper, a three-legged robot that will be used in pursuit of knowing what life could be like in those low or no-gravity places. SpaceHopper is being designed to be able to "jump around" on asteroids rather than drive across the terrain, or fly over it, like other explorers and rovers have done.

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From: Savant4/21/2024 5:53:01 PM
   of 1885
 
ai at work in agriculture

Wired up coffee plants help farmers counter climate change

Researchers are 'wiring up' coffee plants with solar-powered sensors in Tanzania in a bid to understand how climate change is affecting the health of Arabica coffee plants in the region. Camilla Pandolfi from think tank PNAT explained how the technology works. Ilan Rubens has more.

Wired up coffee plants help farmers counter climate change | Watch (msn.com)

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From: Savant4/21/2024 6:06:57 PM
   of 1885
 
The National Robotarium has bought Ameca, often called “the world’s most advanced” humanoid robot. This acquisition by the UK’s company for Robotics and artificial intelligence, based at Heriot-Watt University and in collaboration with The University of Edinburgh.

This will mark the predominant moment of a successful accomplishment towards attaining aimed goals that consider the need to engage the public with Humanoid Robot

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To: Savant who wrote (1853)4/21/2024 7:36:00 PM
From: Selectric II
   of 1885
 
I just did a 30-second internet search, and Tanzania coffee production is booming.

This "climate change" propaganda piece is just that.

It takes 30 seconds of curiosity and research to debunk hours or professionally produced political propaganda -- if one bothers to do it. Here are a couple of examples. There's plenty more.

dailycoffeenews.com

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From: Savant5/4/2024 12:59:43 PM
   of 1885
 
Ai powered jet takes pilot for a ride
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From: Savant5/4/2024 4:55:20 PM
   of 1885
 
This four-legged robot with wheels for feet makes Boston Dynamics' Spot robot look positively primitive. Created by Swiss Mile, a spin-off from E-T-H Zurich's Robotic Systems Lab, it can climb stairs (forwards or backwards, it's all the same to this thing) and rear up on two legs for greater height. This robot can perform a variety of tasks, including mapping, inspection, disaster relief, as well as logistics in urban environments.

Swiss Mile Robot | ETH Zurich's Robotic Systems #shorts (youtube.com)

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From: Savant5/10/2024 5:43:38 PM
   of 1885
 
AI Has Already Become a Master of Lies And Deception, Scientists Warn

AI Has Already Become a Master of Lies And Deception, Scientists Warn (msn.com)

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To: Savant who wrote (1858)5/12/2024 8:26:10 AM
From: Selectric II
   of 1885
 
Is the thing that's missing from AI programming a sense of morality and ethics?

But if that's to be programmed in, we get into questions like, "Whose sense of morality and ethics?" Judeo-Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and theirs and others' religious variations and interpretations. It's been debated and the subject of wars since the beginning of civilization, up to today.

Will different AI systems have different moral codes, depending on their creators' values?

Or will each system's morals and ethics be left up to it to reconcile the various systems and interpretations, and figure out for itself which path to choose? Will there be "good" and "evil" AI?

Might be time for them to consult with some religious scholars and fold that into the mix.

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