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Google Wrote a ‘Robot Constitution’ So Its Machines Won't Kill You... Hopefully
Gizmodo
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1y ago
Medial
Google has announced a "Robot Constitution" based on Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics" to govern the decision-making process of its upcoming intelligent machines. The constitution is developed by Google DeepMind and aims to ensure the responsible development and real-world safety of robots before integrating them into everyday life. Along with this, DeepMind is also incorporating large language models and neural networks to improve robots' decision-making capabilities and understanding of their environment. These initiatives are part of Google's plan to introduce helper robots capable of handling complex tasks in homes and offices.
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Google’s new robot AI can fold delicate origami, close zipper bags without damage
Arstechnica
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4m ago
Medial
Google DeepMind has announced Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER, AI models designed to control robots more effectively and delicately. These models build upon Google's Gemini 2.0 and feature "vision-language-action" abilities, processing visual data, understanding language, and executing physical tasks. Apptronik's Apollo robot will utilize Gemini. Google's effort aims to solve the challenge of translating robot knowledge into precise actions. A "Robot Constitution" framework, inspired by Asimov's robot laws, accompanies a new ASIMOV dataset for safety evaluation.
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Google could kill Perplexity, but didn't: Aravind on AI startups
Inshorts
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3m ago
Medial
On being asked whether AI startups will be taken over by tech giants, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas said, "Google had two years to kill Perplexity and it hasn't". He added that Google's dependence on advertising revenue obstructs its adoption of full-scale AI-generated responses. In an apparent dig at Google, Aravind said, "If AI gave...direct answers...then...how can you sell Ticketmaster ads?"
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Woman shares messages from Rapido driver, says 'He told me you are beautiful'
Inshorts
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6m ago
Medial
In a post on Reddit, a woman claimed that a Rapido driver in Delhi texted her and called her dozens of times. She shared a screenshot of his messages and wrote, "This guy dropped me off and...said something along the lines of 'you are so young and beautiful.'" He also allegedly asked her to share her social media details.
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T2 Introduces its Own For You Feed, Offering a Twitter Alternative
Robots
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1y ago
Medial
Twitter alternative T2 is introducing its own "For You" feed, but unlike other platforms, it won't be the default experience. T2's approach prioritizes content from accounts users already follow, offering a more personalized experience. The algorithm considers factors like user following, post language, user interests, and content freshness. Founded by former Twitter and Google employees, T2 prioritizes trust and safety in its community. With a user base in the double-digit thousands, T2 aims to attract more users by offering the "For You" feed as an option, not a default.
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Learning how to be human is hardest thing about being robot: Tesla's Optimus
Inshorts
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10m ago
Medial
A video showing a guest interacting with one of Tesla's Optimus robots at the 'We, Robot' event in US' California has surfaced online. In the video, the guest asked the humanoid robot, "What is the hardest thing about being a robot?" "Trying to learn how to be as human as you guys are," the Optimus robot replied.
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Apple’s electric car loss could be home robotics’ gain
TechCrunch
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1y ago
Medial
Apple's mixed reality headset and its electric vehicle ambitions demonstrate the company's determination to continue trying new projects. Now, reports suggest that Apple may be exploring the development of home robots, an area that has proven to be uniquely difficult. While the robot vacuum has been the only successful home robot so far, companies like Matic and iRobot are attempting to expand functionality beyond just vacuuming. However, the challenges lie in form factor, mobile manipulation, and navigation within unstructured home environments. Apple's involvement in driving technologies and its previous experience with robot arms could potentially contribute to its foray into home robots.
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Can robots commit 'suicide’, and do they have rights?
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
A robot supervisor employed by the Gumi City Council in South Korea recently collapsed and “died" after falling down a flight of stairs. This incident has attracted attention due to South Korea's high robot density. While the exact cause of the incident is under investigation, there are discussions about the concept of giving robots rights and considering them as legal persons. This debate is driven by the emotional connection people feel towards robots and the increasing intelligence of AI-powered machines.
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'Pure doglapan': Ashneer Grover, Deepak Shenoy slam RBI over Paytm Payments Bank action
Startup News FYI
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1y ago
Medial
Ashneer Grover, co-founder of BharatPe, and Deepak Shenoy, CEO of Capitalmind, criticized the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for imposing restrictions on Paytm Payments Bank. Grover stated that RBI's moves are against fintechs and will kill the sector, calling for government intervention. Shenoy expressed shock at the RBI's action, comparing it to how the central bank handled the Yes Bank crisis. RBI justified its action citing non-compliance and supervisory concerns. PPBL clarified that the restrictions won't affect user deposits and certain services will continue as usual.
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Man vs. machine: DeepMind’s new robot serves up a table tennis triumph
Arstechnica
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1y ago
Medial
Google DeepMind has developed an AI-powered robotic table tennis player that can compete at an amateur human level. The system combines the ABB IRB 1100 industrial robot arm with custom AI software. While a human expert can defeat the bot, it demonstrates the potential for machines to master physical tasks that require split-second decision-making. The AI agent showed solid amateur-level play, winning 45% of its matches against varying skill levels. The system's architecture combines low-level skill controllers with a high-level decision-maker to adapt to opponents. The researchers believe the techniques developed can be applied to various tasks requiring quick reactions and adaptation to unpredictable human behavior.
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Tesla’s Optimus Robot Autonomously Learns Tasks as Elon Musk Shifts Focus to GDP Growth, Predicts Impact in 4-5 Years | DeepNewz Economics
Business Bytes
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2m ago
Medial
Tesla's Optimus robot, which can autonomously learn tasks, is part of Elon Musk's vision to impact global economies. Musk suggests that humanoid robots could begin to significantly influence a country's GDP in four to five years. The advancement in robotic technology highlights the potential for such machines to transform industries and labor markets by enhancing productivity and efficiency.
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