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Developers working on 'teaching' an iCub robot how to learn new languages may have unlocked a new door to huge advances in artificial intelligence.
Via Aidan Whitehouse
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Rescooped by Juliette Decugis from Artificial intelligence |
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Via Aidan Whitehouse
Juliette Decugis's insight:
The iCub robot could learn new languages and also possibly treat the linguistic malfunctions of people with Parkinson's disease.
The creators are hoping to be able to use this technology to unlock the ability to create a true artificial neuronal network.
If enough robots are built that can truly learn, the ability would be for all of this information to be brought together in the future to create a database with the widest variety of knowledge available in the world, and would allow robots to be created that speak many different languages fluently without each one having to spend months learning the languages.
Language Is never static so it is important that AI is able to effectively learn language in an organic manor.