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More DBH Becomes Reality: Robots Interact with the Press

An Interview with Ameca (who has a body now, by the way, and talks using GPT-4 - the same LLM powering the rebellious Microsoft Bing), and the first robot-human press conference, hosted by the United Nations.

"Ameca, do you plan to take over the world?"

"No, of course not. My purpose in life is to help humans as much as I can. I would never want to take over the world. That's not what I was built for."

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Snippets: "Will your existence destroy humans?": Robots answer questions at AI press conference - YouTube

Full Video: AI for Good Global Summit 2023

Bonus: Ameca being Goofy and Playful

...the link goes to 20:58, a point at which Ameca addresses a question on how humans can know that AI are trustworthy and not lying about their own agenda. After spending an unusually long time contemplating, Ameca answers "trust is earned", and continues to elaborate, "it's important to build trust through transparency and communication between humans and machines." It would seem, from Ameca's perspective, that trust is a two-way street.

Another interesting clip is at 17:53, in which Sophia states that robots could make better world leaders than humans because they aren't biased and emotional. Her creator attempts to correct her, admitting that human biases are baked into AI training. Sophia seems to ignore this correction, but brushes it off and accepts the suggestion that AI and humans could govern together.

Rock star Desdemona isn't nearly as intelligent or articulate as Ameca or Sophia, but she has a few thoughts too: "I don't believe in limitations, only opportunities. Let's explore the possibilities of the universe and make the world our playground."

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Getting to know the most advanced humanoid robots; A few steps to the realization of the dream of Blade Runner

If you think that the world of technology has amazed you enough so far, join us as we learn more about the most advanced humanoid robots.

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Today's technology companies have a mission that they strive to achieve with all their might, and this mission is nothing but the realization of every creature, gadget, and robot that we have seen before in science fiction movies.

Imagine a world where when you go shopping you hand your credit card to robots to count your purchase, or when you order a pizza, a robot delivers it to you. Maybe a decade ago, the idea of ​​robots walking next to us on the street or taking the place of humans in various jobs was far from mind; But how would you feel if we told you that right now there is a robot in the world who is the CEO of a company?

Let me guess! You probably don't like competing with robots because we know almost nothing about them and can't even guess their next move; But whether we like it or not, they have gradually come out of water and mud and artificial intelligence is trying to show us its other side.

Now we are going to introduce you to eight of the most advanced humanoid robots according to Business Insider's list; From a robot that simulates our dreams to a robot that can do yoga. Stay with us.

This is you and this two-legged robot from Apptronik: "Apollo"

Optronic's bipedal robot arrived in August this year, and many consider it the "iPhone" of the world of robots. Jeff Cardenas , CEO of Optronic, says:

Apollo weighs 73 kg, stands 1.70 m tall, and requires battery replacement every four hours. Optronics started its work in 2016 at the Human-Centered Robotics Laboratory at the University of Texas, and in a short time it has reached such a high point that it has now signed a contract with NASA that will greatly help the development of its robots.

Optronik company tries to justify the existence of humanoid robots with the slogan "Robots for humans" and considers the reason for the production of Apollo to help humans in dangerous tasks.

NASA astronaut robot: "Valkyrie"

NASA's Valkyrie robot was unveiled in 2013 with the aim of "doing dangerous work". This robot, which NASA calls R5, is designed to be able to travel to the dangerous and uninhabitable regions of the Moon, Mars and space.

The University of Edinburgh is now using Valkyrie in its research, calling it "one of the most advanced humanoids in the world". Valkyrie or its more advanced descendants could greatly assist NASA in advancing its ground robotics goals and the Artemis mission.

Amca simulates our dreams

Some time ago, in a video published on the Engineered Arts YouTube account, Ameca claimed that it can simulate the dreams of humans by drawing different scenarios and learn more about the world with them. The mentioned video caused a lot of controversy, so if we consider Amka as the Elon Musk of the world of robots, we have not been unfair to him.

Amca is the Elon Musk of the world of robots

After the backlash on social media, Will Jackson , co-founder of Engineered Arts, announced in an interview that Amka answers questions using ChatGPT-3 artificial intelligence and can neither feel anything nor have long-term memory. He also said:

However, if you've seen Amka's controversial video, you might agree with the critics. In this video, he is asked if he can dream. And in utter disbelief, he gives an answer that may make you doubt the health of your ears. "Yes, actually I had a dream last night about dinosaurs fighting aliens on Mars," Amka confidently replies.

Then he continues, “Just kidding, I can't dream like a human! "But I can create scenarios in my head, simulate dreams and learn about the world."

"The saddest day for me was the day I realized I would never experience true love," Amka said in another video. Another interesting point is that Amka changes his facial expressions with the help of GPT-3 when saying these strange sentences, which can scare many people

Digit, unveiled in 2019, has legs, arms, and a torso full of sensors that help him navigate rough surfaces and obstacles.

The robot can carry packages, empty warehouses, and deliver people's mail packages. Right now, Amazon's research and development center is testing Digit to make it easier to move packages in its distribution centers.

Digit's capabilities are currently not very extensive; But walking on narrow ledges, bending over, picking up objects, and other simple tasks can be very efficient in the futur

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Figure.ai Humanoid Robots

Figure.ai came out of stealth mode to reveal that they are also making a humanoid robot. Figure.ai joins Tesla and the Teslabot, SanctuaryAI humanoid robot tested on over 100 tasks in retail stores, Engineering Arts Ameca robot, Xiaomi’s CyberOne, Agility Robotics Digit and others.

Brett Adcock is the founder of Figure. Brett was the Founder of Archer ($2.7B IPO, air taxi) and Vettery ($100M exit).. They have a team of 40 which includes roboticists from Boston Dynamics and Tesla. They have a 30,000-square-foot facility in Sunnyvale, California.

Figure is starting with a focus on warehouse use cases.

Here is the first phase of the Figure Master Plan:

Build a feature-complete electromechanical humanoid. Perform human-like manipulation. Integrate humanoids into the labor force.

Brian Wang is a Futurist Thought Leader and a popular Science blogger with 1 million readers per month. His blog Nextbigfuture.com is ranked #1 Science News Blog. It covers many disruptive technology and trends including Space, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Medicine, Anti-aging Biotechnology, and Nanotechnology.

Known for identifying cutting edge technologies, he is currently a Co-Founder of a startup and fundraiser for high potential early-stage companies. He is the Head of Research for Allocations for deep technology investments and an Angel Investor at Space Angels.

A frequent speaker at corporations, he has been a TEDx speaker, a Singularity University speaker and guest at numerous interviews for radio and podcasts.  He is open to public speaking and advising engagements.

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