This is a cool development in robotics. I didn't know this but apparently, some robots don't deal very well with transparent and reflective surfaces, making them not very suitable for settings such as kitchens. Toyota Research Institute has developed a new training method to try and overcome that limitation.
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So in other words, robots are no smarter than birds with windows. Not very promising...
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AI overall is not very smart. We are still basically watching more data combined with greater computational power.
So to believe we are close to "intelligence" is misleading.
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That's true... we don't even have a universally accepted concept of what intelligence really is
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I am interested in why they are looking into it. Is it because they want to have working AI systems for cold places?
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One of the reasons they presented is to aid aging people on regular house stuff such as cleaning, moving objects around and stuff like that.
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I had this issue with my robot vacuum cleaner. It didn't seem to do well on black floors.
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Really? Interesting
I don't have one of those but I was thinking about getting one... I better have to check if it would have any issues with my floor then!
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