9 minutes agoArtificial Intelligence: Will Robots Replace Us?
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(3 years ago)Robots equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly taking on tasks from humans. What are human machines capable of, and will they soon replace us? The Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics Company develops human-like robots and is known for its robotics and technology [...]
Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics develops human-like robots and is known for AI's robotics and technology. One of the cars is called “Professor Einstein”, named after the famous physicist.
He aims to make Einstein's knowledge and humor accessible to a new generation.
How much more like man
To make robots as similar to man, a nanotechnology skin called “viber” is also used in the production process. This aims to create androids that show real facial expressions. In the future, the company also wants to give its robots human skills as love and compassion.
“sophia” Citizens and Ambassadors
The company has been building humanoid robots since 2007, and after 10 years it's been a technological revolution with its “model. Sophia” “Sophia” is the first robot and so far the only one with its citizenship.
After her presentation, Saudi Arabia made the Android its citizen. “Sophia” also works for the United Nations as “Ambassador of innovation”.
From dishwasher to space traveler
The robot “Beomni” is a robot for all purposes that, according to its U.S. producer Beyond Imagination, can be used in various ways: “Beomni” is able to open bottles as well as make injections and therefore can be used in both gastronomy and medical sectors.
It is even supposed to travel into space to help build space objects.
Empowered by God
Humanoid robots are also developing in Germany: In the fall of 2022, “Lena” completed a test in the office. The robotic lady equipped with artificial intelligence from Leo's research lab in Time Lab worked with her colleagues people for eight weeks.
At the end of the testing phase, Lena had expanded her vocabulary to the extent that she was able to make presentations.
AI's Godfather warns of danger
The more artificial intelligence is taking over, the greater the discussion on the ethical dimension of this development. Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “host of Al”, fears loss of control over artificial intelligence and warns of <x2 serious risks to humanity”
Very soon we can <x0mos know what is true”, he says. Hinton has just resigned from Google to warn through lectures and media presentations about the dangers of AI. /dw
